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- Binghamton
Rangers
- (1990-1997)
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- After the horrible last
season of the Whalers, the Rangers brought
the pride back to area fans. Teaming with the
New York Rangers and making the playoffs six
of seven seasons proved to be a shot in the
arm for attendance.
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- The 1992-93 Binghamton
Rangers are recognized as one of the best AHL
teams in history. The team tore through the
regular season and nearly rewrote the record
books, many of which still stand. The team
however fell apart in the playoffs and failed
to break Binghamton's championship drought.
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| Season |
Standing |
Record |
Points |
Playoffs |
Attendance |
1990-91
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2nd-S |
44-30-6 |
94 |
Lost Division
Finals |
3,749 |
| 1991-92 |
1st-S |
41-30-9 |
91 |
Lost Division
Finals |
3,910 |
| 1992-93 |
1st-S |
57-13-10 |
124 |
Lost Division Finals |
4,325 |
| 1993-94 |
5th-S |
33-38-9 |
75 |
Missed Playoffs |
3,915 |
| 1994-95 |
1st-S |
43-30-7 |
93 |
Lost Division Finals |
4,190 |
| 1995-96 |
1st-S |
39-34-3-7 |
88 |
Lost Div Semi-Finals |
4,149 |
| 1996-97 |
5th-E |
27-38-2-13 |
69 |
Lost Div Semi-Finals |
4,018 |
In all, the Rangers helped make
Binghamton the hockey city of the decade, winning
four division titles before the team was bought and
moved to Hartford, the Icemen would add two more
division titles later in the decade.
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