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This one goes all the way back to 2010. January 12, 2010, to be exact. The New Jersey Devils were in their last year of dominance, being one of the top teams in the entire league. They would go on to finish with 48 wins and 103 points but up
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It was not exactly the most inspiring goaltending performance I’d ever seen… through two periods when the New York Rangers faced off against the Minnesota Wild on October 27, 2014. To be fair, the first forty minutes of this game were about as dreadful as could be in every
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Lundqvist’s stick paddle robs one of the NHL’s brightest young stars.
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On January 15, 2011 the New York Rangers squared off against the Montreal Canadiens at the Bell Centre. While the Blueshirts were playing well at the time of this match up, rolling in with a 26-17-3 record and 55 points, the Bell Centre historically wasn’t Henrik Lundqvist’s favorite
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Henrik Lundqvist, the reigning Vezina Trophy winner, finished the condensed 2012-13 season with the second best save percentage (0.926) and goals against average (2.05) of his career – both of which trailed only to his 2011-12 season. Additionally, he earned an impressive 16.81 goals saved above average in
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Henrik Lundqvist is the greatest goaltender in New York Rangers history. This is an inarguable fact; he’s the franchise leader in wins, saves, save percentage, shutouts, and minutes played. In every category, he is well ahead of the #2 position on the lists. In fact, there is a very
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The 2011-12 season saw Hank capture the trophy awarded to the league’s top netminder.
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What makes Henrik Lundqvist exceptional goes far beyond the highlight reel saves, sharp suits, sculpted hair and intense stare-downs. Since becoming a New York Ranger Lundqvist has used his celebrity, fame and fortune to do good, especially for the health and education of children. Of course, it is not uncommon
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It’s Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Final in 2014. The New York Rangers have a 3-1 series lead moving into the Bell Centre in Montreal and can close out the series to clinch a trip to the Stanley Cup Final for the first time since 1994. Except, this
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By virtue of consistently being one of the best goalies in the NHL since entering the league in 2005, Henrik Lundqvist is no stranger to making highlight reel saves. The save against Thomas Vanek during the 2014 playoffs that arguably saved New York’s season is one that comes to
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The 2006 Winter Olympic hockey tournament was...weird. It was such a weird time for hockey as a whole since the NHL was just coming back from a season killing lockout and popularity had cratered in North America. Canada and the United States finished in 7th and 8th place respectively.
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The date is October 17th, 2005. Imagine, if you can, a world where Henrik Lundqvist – the single greatest goaltender in New York Rangers history and potentially the greatest player in organizational history – is not a household name. Imagine a world where Lundqvist is the young usurper, violently pushing acclaimed veteran