Stan Fischler US Hall Of Fame MSG When the New York Rangers [https://thehockeynews.com/nhl/new-york-rangers/new-york-rangers/filip-chytil-new-york-rangers-sean-monahan-elias-lindholm-adam-henrique] light the lamp at Madison Square Garden, the Blue Shirt faithful, in unison, chant their goal song. But are people saying the right word? It's a song with just one lyric, but the question is, was it intended to be sung "Goal" or "Woah"? It's hockey, so of course, the chant is goal, right? According to Madison Square Garden musical director and writer of the goal song called "Slapshot", Ray Castoldi said that the written lyric is indeed "Woah." Written in the late summer of 1994, Castoldi didn't think "goal didn't track very well," so they used the word "woah, but he knows that regardless of what is being chanted, the passion of the Rangers faithful comes through. Here's a clip from Origin Stories about the song: Getting the answer may have taken 30 years, but the answer is now there for everyone to know. Will the fans that chat "goal" change their ways? Absolutely not, and that's okay because whatever word is belted, that means the Rangers scored. TOP STORIES
