The New York Rangers have found their next TV analyst.
Dave Maloney was officially announced as the Rangers’ new TV analyst for MSG Networks, starting in the 2025-26 season.
He’ll join newly announced play-by-play announcer Kenny Albert in the broadcast booth this upcoming season.
“I just couldn’t be more thrilled, in all honesty,” Maloney said. “To be in this position, I’m really looking forward to it. And again, you mention the 100-year anniversary, it’s just a little overwhelming, but I’m really looking forward to it. It should be fun.
“I’ve never held it against Kenny Albert that he grew up as a Vancouver Canucks fan. We’ve worked together for 20 years and it’s funny, when we were signing off on the radio, it wasn’t like we were an old divorced couple or something like that. We were actually getting along! To think that we were going our separate ways and here we are. It’s great, it’s great all the way around.”
Maloney and Albert are replacing Sam Rosen and Joe Micheletti, both of whom retired after the completion of the 2024-25 season.
Fittingly, Maloney has been the Rangers’ radio analyst for 20 years alongside Albert, as they continue their partnership in the broadcast booth.
The 68-year-old once played in the NHL, spending practically the entirety of his 11-season career playing for the Rangers.
He became the youngest Rangers captain in 1978 at 22 years old, a role in which he served for two seasons.