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The Rangers are keeping pace with the Bruins, who they trail by four points for the final playoff spot.
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The goalie, who made 25 saves, had to leave late in the first period with an injury. He returned to start the second. "Georgie earned an opportunity to play," Quinn said.
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His tally on the power play (on his 28th birthday) with 3:00 left helped the Rangers keep pace with the Bruins for the final playoff spot.
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"Now, he got one, he might score the next game again,'' Zibanejad continued. "And if it doesn't, then, he's doing a lot of other things well, and contributing.''
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A 4-0 Rangers lead was trimmed to 4-3 before Buchnevich, on his 26th birthday, scored into an empty net with 1:21 to go to complete his first career hat trick.
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Younger players are protected, but what veterans will they expose to the draft that will stock the new Seattle Kraken?
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Only points out of the final playoff spot in the East Division and games running out, the team can't afford to let up against statistically inferior New Jersey.
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After coach David Quinn didn't speak during intermission against Devils on Tuesday, it was Trouba, Quinn said, who rallied the troops for a 3-0 victory.
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Igor Shesterkin made 16 saves, Ryan Lindgren scored his first goal of the season, and Colin Blackwell had three assists.
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Rookie had another chance when broke into Devils' zone in final minutes, but he was denied by MacKenzie Blackwood.
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Zibanejad turns 28 on April 18, and is under contract for one more season after this one. He had a rough start this season, but picked the pace with 30 points in his last 27 games.
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Panarin bagged his 138th point as a Ranger, making him the highest-scoring Ranger after 100 games with the club. Mark Messier had held the record with 137.
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Shesterkin, 25, started for the ninth time in the last 11 games, and made 27 saves