Relive every moment of the action with Game Recaps—where the scores, highlights, and heartbreaks are all laid out. Whether it's a gritty win, a heartbreaking loss, or a signature performance, we bring you the full story behind every Rangers game.
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As the Stanley Cup Final continues to wind down, that means crazy season is right around the corner, and with that comes rumors. Lots of rumors, even more so with the expansion draft looming. The Rangers certainly have a big summer ahead of them, and Bob McKenzie already mentioned on
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After being eliminated by the Ottawa Senators, head coach Alain Vigneault revealed at breakup day that one player would required offseason surgery. However, at the time, Vigneault never mentioned or hinted at which player it could be, so there was a ton of speculation surrounding the mysteriously injured player. That
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Well, here we are once again. Another season that ended far too early, and another season that ended in heartbreak for Henrik Lundqvist. In a do or die Game 6, the New York Rangers just didn’t seem ready when the puck dropped. Like much of this series, the Rangers
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Sounds familiar, doesn’t it? For the second time this series, and third time in the playoffs overall, the New York Rangers failed to close out a game while leading in the closing minutes. You would think that after going on this adventure twice already, Alain Vigneault would learn his
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After thoroughly dominating the Senators in Game 3, the New York Rangers followed it up with another monstrous performance on home ice. Much like in Game 3, the Rangers completely carved up the Senators 1-3-1 trap, and made easy work of them in the offensive zone. With two straight games
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After dropping the first two games of this series and falling in a 2-0 hole, the New York Rangers responded in a big way this evening. They not only defeated the Ottawa Senators 4-1, but they also leaped back into this series in dominating fashion. Right from the opening puck
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The New York Rangers fell to the Ottawa Senators by a final score of 2-1, in the opening game of the second round this evening. As usual, Henrik Lundqvist was dominant and turned aside the early surges from the Senators during the first period. The Rangers were probably fortunate to
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The New York Rangers are onto the second round after defeating the Montreal Canadiens 3-1 in Game 6, and will await the winner of the Boston Bruins and Ottawa Senators. After the first three games in this series, it looked as if it was going to be an uphill battle
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Following an effort to forget in Game 3, the New York Rangers came out hungry tonight and attacked the Montreal Canadiens from start to finish. It resulted in a 2-1 win in favor of the good guys, with the series now deadlocked at 2-2. The Rangers knew they needed to
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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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Despite the odds being stacked against them, the New York Rangers ignored the outside noise and picked up a crucial win in Game One. All eyes were on Henrik Lundqvist entering tonight’s contest, and boy did he ever deliver. He not only kept the Rangers in the game when
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81 games down, one to go. The New York Rangers, in their final regular season road game, were defeated 3-1 by the Ottawa Senators at the Canadian Tire Center this afternoon. Much like last game against the Capitals, the Rangers entered this afternoon’s contest missing one third of their