Get closer to Rangers Royalty at the 5th Annual Alumni Classic, presented by Northwell

Calling all hockey fans!  If you’re looking to attend a game at Madison Square Garden and make a difference, now is your opportunity.On November 15th, Northwell Health and the New York Rangers will bring the annual Alumni Classic game to The Garden for a Rangers vs.

Rangers matchup.This charity game will celebrate Rangers hockey across generations while raising funds to support children battling cancer and their families through the Northwell Foundation and the Garden of Dreams Foundation. For fans, this experience can go far beyond watching the action from the stands.

Special ticket packages and one-of-a-kind experiences are available for purchase, offering unprecedented access to Rangers royalty.This year’s alumni class will feature NY Rangers legends from across four decades, including Mike Richter, Adam Graves, Ryan Callahan, and all-star goalie Henrik Lundqvist who said himself “You are going to recognize a ton of former players.

We’re going to have a ton of fun.”If you’re looking to be part of this, lower-bowl tickets offer an exciting opportunity to experience the Alumni Classic live at Madison Square Garden.With an accessible price point, fans can take in the action up close, celebrate Rangers history, and watch legendary players come together for a special occasion.

In addition to watching the great ones from the ‘94 Stanley Cup winning team play, seats in the lower-bowl will bring you closer to the action of fan-favorites Derek Stepan and Marc Staal and have a front row seat to the teams coached by Stéphane Matteau and Ron Greschner.Whether attending with family, friends, or fellow hockey fans, the Alumni Classic offers a memorable way to experience the energy of MSG and be part of a unique celebration of the Rangers legacy. For fans who want to see what it’s like behind the scenes, the Alumni Classic offers a variety of special experiences.

These exclusive opportunities include sitting on the Rangers bench through the Penalty Box ...

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