Monthly Archives: May 2014

The Canadiens are back in the series. Alex Galchenyuk’s goal at 1:12 of overtime won Game 3 to send Montreal to a 3-2 win over the Rangers at a stunned MSG. The second-year Hab drove the net and had Tomas … Continue reading →

Chris Kreider’s goal with under 29 seconds left in regulation has sent Game 3 to overtime. With Henrik Lundqvist pulled for an extra attacker, the Rangers furiously pushed for the equalizer after falling behind by a goal with 3:02 left. … Continue reading →

For a second straight game, the Rangers will have to do it without Derick Brassard. The key center between Benoit Pouliot and Mats Zuccarello left Game 1 after taking a hit by Canadiens’ defenseman Mike Weaver in the first period. … Continue reading →

Finally, the Rangers play host to the Canadiens for Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Final. At what should be a raucous environment at Madison Square Garden, the Rangers look to continue a run that’s seen them win five consecutive … Continue reading →

It’s official. The Rangers are on a roll and it’s taken them within two wins of playing for the Stanley Cup for the first time in 20 years. By following up with an even more impressive 3-1 Game 2 victory … Continue reading →

Maybe Brandon Prust and Michel Therrien knew Carey Price’s injury was serious enough to keep him out the rest of the series. Therrien delivered the bad news after the morning skate at Bell Centre. Coach Therrien had some bad news … Continue reading →

It only took a day for the Canadiens to complain about something. During yesterday’s Rangers 7-2 Game 1 thumping, Chris Kreider fell awkwardly into Carey Price in the second period. He got by Alexei Emelin and broke in on Price … Continue reading →

If it were a heavyweight fight, they would’ve stopped it early. In what can be best described as a dominant performance, the Rangers delivered a message by defeating the Canadiens 7-2 to take Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Final … Continue reading →

Finally, Rick Nash scored. After going the first 14 games without a goal, the much discussed Rangers forward finally got off the snide. It came in the third period of the Rangers’ 7-2 Game 1 win over the Canadiens. On … Continue reading →