The Rangers love talking up Braden Schneider. They just don’t seem to trust him. Six years after a draft-day trade-up, it might finally be time to find him a new home.
Down a goal in the third, the Rangers needed someone to break through. A snakebit winger delivered, and the pop could be heard for miles.
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Pavel Dorofeyev tied it on the power play, and Tye Kartye scored 89 seconds later as the Rangers erased a third-period deficit to wrap up their homestand with a win.