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Rangers head coach Alain Vigneault may or may not be tinkering with his lines and lineup for tonight’s game. That’s hardly newsworthy insight, huh? Well, it is discussion-worthy considering Nick Holden’s blunders in Game 2 and the fact that Claude Julien is making some changes to his
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The Rangers will look to rebound tonight after a shocking loss in Game 2.
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I did not enjoy this. In the first game against Montreal, which now feels like a billion years ago, the Rangers looked like they woke up one day and decided they maybe wanted to win that Stanley Cup thing they’ve heard so much about. Friday, in Game 2, they
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News and notes for Saturday, April 15th, 2017
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Another day, another night of playoff hockey around the NHL. While the Boston Bruins and Ottawa Senators have already played, with Ottawa pulling out an overtime victory to knot the series up at one game apiece there are still three more games to be played, and they are as follows:
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* The momentum swing from a moment like that, let alone the final result, is enormous. Many claim momentum doesn’t travel with or against teams game by game but I’ve never been a believer in that. I do think momentum moves with you, something you can build on. It’
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With approximately 11 minutes and 13 seconds left in the third period of last night’s game in Montreal, defenseman Brendan Smith headed to the Rangers’ bench for a change. Nine seconds earlier, Brady Skjei did the same. The pairing had been having a very good game up to that
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News and notes for Friday, April 14th, 2017
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You can expect a raucous atmosphere in any NHL building during the playoffs. It’s one of those over-used cliches that never seems to die. Montreal is only different in that it actually hits the mark. One of the toughest buildings to play in, filled by some of the most
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Tonight the Rangers hope to shock the Habs by taking a 2-0 series lead.
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As the clock ticked under a minute remaining, the Rangers had the chance of coming back to Madison Square Garden up 2-0 in the series. Unfortunately, 17 seconds doomed the Rangers in Game 2, and they never found a way to recover. Henrik Lundqvist gave the Rangers every single opportunity
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News and notes for Thursday, April 13th, 2017