14 Facts About Ryan Callahan

Ryan Callahan currently serves as a studio and game analyst for the NHL on ESPN.

Ryan Callahan served as captain of the Rangers from 2011 until he was traded to the Lightning in 2014.

Ryan Callahan played one year of high school ice hockey for Hilton High School.

Ryan Callahan then began his junior career with the Rochester Junior Americans of the Empire Junior B Hockey League, where he played for two seasons, 1999 to 2001.

Ryan Callahan was awarded the Rangers' Steven McDonald Extra Effort Award for his hard work throughout the season, and scored the winning goal in the team's playoff-clinching win in the final home game of the season.

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Ryan Callahan then suffered a broken ankle in the team's 79th game of the season against the Boston Bruins after blocking a Zdeno Chara slapshot in the final minutes.

Ryan Callahan became the fifth-youngest captain in team history and the first homegrown captain since Brian Leetch in October 1997.

Ryan Callahan was the first native of the State of New York to serve as the Rangers' team captain.

Ryan Callahan missed Game 6 against the Montreal Canadiens as a result of the procedure.

Just five days after having surgery Ryan Callahan returned to the lineup for Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Final against his former team, the New York Rangers.

Ryan Callahan had been dealing with the injury since the end of the regular season and throughout the playoffs as the Lightning advanced to the Eastern Conference Final.

Ryan Callahan continued to be bothered by his hip, which he had surgically repaired in the off-season.

The following day, the team announced that Ryan Callahan was out indefinitely, and that he would be reevaluated in another three-to-four weeks.

Ryan Callahan was named as part of the final seven selections to fill out the remainder of the World Cup roster.