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The height difference between Magnus Hellberg and Henrik Lundqvist is kind of adorable
He’s 6’6! He’s 6’1! Five inches is actually kind of a lot!
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He’s 6’6! He’s 6’1! Five inches is actually kind of a lot!
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News and notes for Tuesday, January 24th, 2017
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* That’s a perfect game to highlight three things: 1) just how much the defense has left Henrik Lundqvist out to dry this year, 2) that Lundqvist is slowly working himself back into form, and 3) that anyone complaining about Lundqvist’s demise hit the panic button way too soon
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Tonight we’ll be running Bantering The Blueshirts so that we don’t conflict with the game tomorrow. Also, I’m not sick anymore so yay! Bantering The Blueshirts can be found @ iTunes https://t.co/DgyIFHUtnB Stitcher https://t.co/4d9zQZ7nAa Google Play https://t.co/tB8AGGpA3R — Joe Fortunato
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News and notes for Monday, January 23rd, 2017
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The Rangers announced this afternoon that center Kevin Hayes underwent a MRI and is out for the next two to three weeks with a lower-body injury. OFFICIAL: #NYR Kevin Hayes had an MRI this morning and will be sidelined for 2 to 3 weeks with a lower body injury.
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After handing the Ottawa Senators their second win in their last fourteen games, the Rangers are back in action tonight as they welcome the Los Angeles Kings into Madison Square Garden. These two teams know each other well, having met in the 2014 Stanley Cup Finals, where the Kings bested
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* What an astoundingly boring hockey game. For a Sunday matinee on NBC against two teams that had at least provided some excitement the last couple of times they’ve played each other, that was brutal. Even so, the Rangers were pretty thoroughly dominated in shots, scoring chances and expected goals.
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It’s also Adam Clendening’s first time taking a picture!
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After defeating the Detroit Red Wings yesterday in overtime, the New York Rangers were right back in action tonight as they took on the Los Angeles Kings. Henrik Lundqvist, who got the start again tonight, turned away 36 shots and played a crucial role in tonight’s victory. Lundqvist was
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News and notes for Sunday, January 22nd, 2017
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Following Thursday’s win over the Toronto Maple Leafs, the New York Rangers followed it up with a 1-0 win over the Detroit Red Wings on Sunday afternoon. Henrik Lundqvist made 21 saves for his second shutout of the season, and J.T. Miller scored the lone goal of