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Game #73: Rangers lose again to Howard and Athanasiou led Red Wings
Once again, it was Groundhog Day for the Rangers. They saw their collective shadow against Jimmy Howard, Andreas Athanasiou and the Red Wings to lose 3-2 in the final meeting of the season. In fact, all three losses to Detroit … Continue reading
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Tagged Andreas Anathasiou, Brendan Smith, Brett Howden, Chris Kreider, Filip Chytil, Frans Nielsen, Harry Howell, Henrik Lundqvist, Jimmy Howard, John Gilmour, Kevin Shattenkirk, Lias Andersson, Mika Zibanejad, Neal Pionk, Pavel Buchnevich, Rangers, Red Wings, RIP, Ryan Strome, Vinni Lettieri
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Game #72: Nothing Wild about latest Rangers loss to Minnesota
Like I stated before in the previous game recap, there’s nothing fun about these games now. Sure. The Rangers have yet to be mathematically eliminated from the postseason. But with 10 games remaining, that’ll soon come. They can only get … Continue reading
Game #71: Playing out the string isn’t fun as Rangers Flame out in Calgary
FIVE POINTS FOR CHUCKY!#NYRvsCGY | #Flames pic.twitter.com/HAcgwbL0Oh — Calgary Flames (@NHLFlames) March 16, 2019 I’ll be honest. As the season winds down, it gets harder and harder to watch these games. The Rangers are a very bad team since trading … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexandar Georgiev, Chris Kreider, David Rittich, Filip Chytil, Flames, Henrik Lundqvist, Igor Shestyorkin, Johnny Gaudreau, Kevin Hayes, Lias Andersson, Mark Giordano, Mats Zuccarello, Matthew Tkachuk, Mika Zibanejad, Mikael Backlund, Neal Pionk, Rangers, Ryan Strome, Tony DeAngelo
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NHL officials mess up another game
The final score read: Canucks 4 Rangers 1. To paraphrase what coach David Quinn had to say regarding an embarrassingly brutal five minute match penalty on Brendan Lemieux, he said they gift wrapped two Vancouver goals. Otherwise, he chose not … Continue reading
Lias Andersson should play in these games
Sorry. There won’t be a recap of tonight’s 3-2 overtime loss in Edmonton. There’s no point. Speaking of which, that’s all the Rangers do these days is get one lousy point due to the lame NHL system. So, they’re now … Continue reading
Rangers sitting Andersson and DeAngelo makes zero sense
I’m going to make this short and sweet. It’s an absolute joke that both Lias Andersson and Tony DeAngelo are sitting out for tonight’s game at Edmonton. What purpose does it serve the Rangers? They’re playing out the remainder of … Continue reading
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Tagged Column, David Quinn, Lias Andersson, Rangers, Tony DeAngelo
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Game #67: Athanasiou beats Lundqvist in the shootout to deal Rangers another tough loss
When the Rangers and Red Wings get together, there’s always one guarantee. Henrik Lundqvist and Jimmy Howard will have a goalie duel that is decided by a goal. It also usually requires extras. That was the case tonight with Howard … Continue reading
Refs ineptness doesn’t help Rangers in 1-0 shutout loss to Stars
Screw the recap. I’m just going to post this gif from The Athletic’s Shayna Goldman. Let it sink in. Watch closely. Mika Zibanejad tries to avoid hitting Radek Faksa. He sees a vulnerable Faksa in a tough spot after taking … Continue reading
Game #65: Strange ending gives Caps shootout win over Rangers
Alex Ovechkin wins it in the shootout, after the stick is thrown at the puck. pic.twitter.com/ytvGzBqMaV — NHL on NBC (@NHLonNBCSports) March 3, 2019 For 65 minutes, the Rangers and Caps played to a 2-2 tie. Nothing separated them. Alexandar … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexandar Georgiev, Alexander Ovechkin, Andre Burakovsky, Braden Holtby, Brendan Lemieux, Brett Howden, Caps, Chris Kreider, Filip Chytil, Jesper Fast, John Carlson, Kevin Shattenkirk, Lias Andersson, Nick Jensen, Nicklas Backstrom, Pavel Buchnevich, Rangers, Ryan Strome, shootout, T.J. Oshie, Tom Wilson, Tony DeAngelo
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Game #64: Bad bounces, Armia’s hat trick overshadow Lemieux’s first goal in 4-2 loss to Canadiens
Home ice is supposed to be friendly. Not so much for the Rangers, who had two bad bounces go against them in a 4-2 loss to the Canadiens. Those two bounces resulted in Montreal goals to turn around a second … Continue reading
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Tagged Brady Skjei, Brendan Gallagher, Brendan Lemieux, Canadiens, Carey Price, Christian Folin, David Quinn, hat trick, Henrik Lundqvist, Joel Armia, Kevin Shattenkirk, Lias Andersson, Libor Hajek, Max Domi, Pavel Buchnevich, Rangers, Vladislav Namestnikov, wildcard race
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