Brad Richards collected a goal and an assist as the New York Rangers downed the visiting Florida Panthers 4-3 Sunday night. Richards snapped a tie in the opening minute of the third period with his sixth goal of the season. He also assisted on Mats Zuccarello's second goal of the season. J.T. Miller (first) and Derek Dorsett (second) also scored for the Rangers, who have won three consecutive games and six in their past seven games.

Brad Richards registered two assists in the Rangers' 5-1 win Wednesday. Richards has bounced back nicely after his rough 2013 campaign with 12 points in 15 games this season. Assuming he can stay healthy, Richards should be penciled in for 70-80 points.

Brad Richards his happy to be back at center, his natural position. Rangers coach Alain Vigneault slotted Richards in the wing to start the year because of some center depth, but moved him back to the pivot Tuesday against the Islanders. Richards has had a solid start to the season with five goals and nine points. "The Islanders game, it just felt good to be back there," Richards said. "For a game or two there, my feet weren't moving as much on the wing, especially the off wing. I need my feet moving and when you're a center, you're in motion a lot more, you have to get back, it really forces you to skate."

Brad Richards scored the only Rangers goal in Thursday's 2-1 loss to the Flyers. Richards has been one of the few members of the Blueshirts to carry his weight this season, as he has recorded five goals and three assists in eights contests. Chris Kreider and John Moore drew assists on the tally.

Brad Richards registered two assists in the Rangers' 2-0 victory on Wednesday. Richards has four goals and seven points in six games this season. We're looking for a comeback season out of Richards and expect him to come close to maintaining his current pace.

Brad Richards continued his good start to the season with a goal and an assist in a 5-3 loss to St. Louis Saturday. Richards now has four goals and five points as he seems to have shaken off his poor playoff performance in which former coach John Tortorella sat him in the press box as a healthy scratch in the final two games of the Conference Semi-Finals. He had 34 points in 46 games last season but look for a bounce back to 70-80 this season as it looks as if he has regained his confidence.

Brad Richards scored a goal in Rangers' 9-2 loss to the Sharks Tuesday night. It was an awful game for the Rangers after good game in Los Angeles Monday night. Richards' power play goal gave an early lead to the Rangers but after that the Sharks scored six straight goals before Derek Dorsett scored for the Rangers also.

Brad Richards scored twice in a Rangers 3-1 victory over the Kings Monday night. Richards scored his first goals of the season while Rick Nash assisted both of Richards' goals. Defenseman Ryan McDonagh scored a very lucky shorthanded goal for the Rangers in the third period at Staples Center.

Vancouver Canucks coach John Tortorella admitted that his relationship with Brad Richards has been damaged. When Tortorella was the head coach of the New York Rangers, he moved Richards to the fourth line during the 2013 playoffs and eventually took Richards out of the lineup entirely. The two haven't spoken since Tortorella got fired. "It kills me. It kills me," Tortorella said. Richards is looking to bounce back this season and he has an opportunity to do so on a line with Rick Nash and Derek Stepan.

Brad Richards is likely to open the season as a left winger on the Rangers' top line. Richards will play alongside Rick Nash and Derek Stepan. "It's a little foreign to me, but at the same time I'm going to be with a pair of talented guys, so that will make the transition easier," Richards said. "There's a lot more movement involved at center, at wing you're isolated a little bit more at times, so I'm sure there will be times when I catch myself drifting when I shouldn't." This might help Richards bounce back from a rough 2013 campaign, but it would also be a big boost if he gains LW eligibility in fantasy leagues. That all being said, this positional change might not last long.