The New York Rangers are an NHL franchise that dates back to the Original Six. Yet, the millions of fans with New York Rangers tickets through the years have only witnessed four Stanley Cup championships. As the 2013 regular season begins, the fans are at Madison Square Garden with exceedingly high expectations. They demand a Stanley Cup this season, as many experts are predicting, but also want the beginning of a dynasty.

This is hardly far-fetched. Rick Nash, Brad Richards, and Marian Gaborik rank among the best front lines in the NHL. They are playing in their prime, in their late 30s, when the combination of athleticism and experience are at an optimal level. Combined with the excellence of Henrik Lundqvist and his similar age and the only real hurdle to a Rangers dynasty is cost.

Even a market like New York is going to be unable to keep this kind of an incredible roster together for an extended period of time. But, this season Coach John Tortorella will enjoy having Michael Del Zotto bringing the puck up from the blue line, Derek Stepan starting at center for the second line, Ryan Callahan scoring like a first line player at right wing, and defenseman trying to make a big comeback in Marc Staal.

For as long as this roster is intact the Rangers will be assuredly win the Atlantic Division and will be contenders. New York Rangers NHL tickets are going to quickly become the best-selling in the league as the NHL gets the super team it needs to make fans forget about the ugliness that reduced the number of games played in the regular season.