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Goodrow's versatility comes in very handy for Rangers
Injuries created an opening at right win on the second line with Artemi Panarin and Ryan Strome on Monday, and Goodrow stepped up and scored the tying goal late in the third period.
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Rangers' Kreider named NHL's first star of the week, scores 30th
Kreider leads the NHL in goals, one ahead of Alex Ovechkin.
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Rangers top Kings on Fox's shootout clincher
Adam Fox scored the winning goal in the shootout to give the Rangers a 3-2 comeback victory.
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Mika: Rangers unfazed by losing Kakko before Saturday's game
"Obviously you have to adjust a little bit, but at that point, you just go out and play," Zibanejad said.
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Kreider battling for goal supremacy with Ovechkin
Kreider, who next month will participate in his second All-Star Game, already has reached a new career high in goals (29). He leads the NHL with 14 power-play goals.
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Kreider's hat trick is the capper in Rangers' comeback victory
Kreider upped his total to a career-high 29 goals for the Rangers, who trailed 3-1 early in the second before scoring four unanswered goals in the final 8:30 of the period to take the lead.
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Kakko misses Saturday's game with upper-body injury
The Rangers' No. 2 overall pick in the 2019 draft had been skating with the top line. "As long as we're winning and we're playing well, I'm happy with him right where he's at,'' coach Gallant said.
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Maloney remembers Gillies as heart and soul of Isles' dynasty
"To me, he and (Bryan) Trottier epitomize that group," Maloney, the former Ranger and current radio analyst told Newsday. " ... They would do whatever it took to win."
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Rangers' Georgiev leads off in goal in first half of back-to-back
Igor Shesterkin is expected to be in net Saturday against Arizona back at the Garden.
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Rangers fall behind early, can't catch up against Hurricanes
The Hurricanes got a goal and two assists from former Blueshirts defenseman Tony DeAngelo to pull into a tie with the Rangers for first in the division.
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Miller growing into role on Rangers' blue line
"I'm being asked to do a little bit more, and I think just trying to find my game overall and bringing that same consistency every night has been my biggest takeaway from this year.''
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Gallant says matchup with Hurricanes is 'just another game'
The Rangers, who play in Carolina on Friday with first place on the line, lead the Metro Division at 26-10-4 (56 points). Carolina has 54 points and is helped by six former Rangers.
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Rangers rally with five unanswered goals to beat Maple Leafs
Ryan Reaves scored his first two goals as a Ranger, Ryan Strome scored the winner in the third period, and All-Star Chris Kreider added his 25th goal of the season.
