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Following an emotional Game 6 win on Mother’s Day, Martin St. Louis spoke in the locker room. Fittingly, he scored a goal setting the tone for a Rangers’ 3-1 win over the Pens which forced Game 7. It’ll be played tomorrow night in Pittsburgh.

After coming off the ice following a postgame interview with NBC’s Pierre McGuire, St. Louis expressed so much to his teammates. Holding the Broadway Hat, he said he couldn’t single out one player.

“You got to picture it. You got to believe it. You got to see it in your head that anything’s possible. But everybody pushed tonight. I can’t pick one guy. I got to give it to the whole team,” St. Louis told a pumped up locker room.

“You guys have been nothing but unbelievable to me these past couple of days and I’ll never forget that. This is a team win and I couldn’t be prouder to be a part of the New York Rangers with you guys. Thank you very much.”

It’s been a rollercoaster of emotions for St. Louis the past few days. After losing his Mom France, he’s played the last two games and helped lead his team back in the second round series. Every Ranger has elevated their level to even the series. Having outscored the Pens 8-2 in Games 5 and 6, they have a shot at history. The Rangers have never rallied back from a 3-1 deficit and never defeated the Pens. They can kill two birds in one stone Tuesday. Get it done and it’ll be storybook.