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Apr 4
CGY 32-36-8
5
ANA 41-31-5
3
Apr 4
NSH 36-31-9
6
SJS 36-32-7
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Apr 4
CHI 28-35-14
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SEA 32-32-11
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Apr 4
TOR 32-31-14
6
LAK 31-26-19
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OT
Apr 4
MTL 45-21-10
4
NJD 39-34-3
3
SO
Apr 5
MIN 44-21-12
5
DET 40-29-8
4
Apr 5
FLA 37-37-3
2
PIT 40-22-16
5
Apr 5
CAR 49-22-6
3
OTT 40-27-10
6
Apr 5
NJD 40-34-3
3
MTL 45-22-10
0
Apr 5
WSH 39-30-9
1
NYR 33-36-9
8
Apr 5
STL 33-31-12
3
COL 50-16-10
2
Apr 5
BOS 43-26-9
1
PHI 39-26-12
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OT
Apr 6
TBL 48-23-6
2
BUF 47-23-8
4
Apr 6
SEA 32-33-11
2
WPG 34-31-12
6
Apr 6
CHI 28-36-14
2
SJS 37-32-7
3
Apr 6
NSH 36-31-10
2
LAK 32-26-19
3
SO
Apr 7
TBL 48-24-6
2
OTT 41-27-10
6
Apr 7
PHI 40-26-12
5
NJD 40-35-3
1
Apr 7
COL 51-16-10
3
STL 33-32-12
1
Apr 7
SEA 32-34-11
2
MIN 45-21-12
5
Apr 7
VGK 36-26-16
2
VAN 22-47-8
1
Apr 7
NSH 37-31-10
5
ANA 41-32-5
0
Apr 7
BOS 43-26-10
5
CAR 50-22-6
6
OT
Apr 7
CGY 32-36-9
3
DAL 46-20-12
4
OT
Apr 7
EDM 39-29-10
5
UTA 41-30-6
6
OT
Apr 7
FLA 37-37-4
3
MTL 46-22-10
4
SO
Apr 7
CBJ 39-27-12
4
DET 40-29-9
3
SO
Apr 8
BUF 48-23-8
5
NYR 33-37-9
3
Apr 8
WSH 40-30-9
4
TOR 32-32-14
0
Apr 8
EDM 40-29-10
5
SJS 37-33-7
2

Playoffs Edging Closer

Just a few short weeks ago at the trade deadline, the Rangers were very much at risk of missing the playoffs for a second straight year. A 4-6-1 record in the month of February – with only two wins in regulation – combined with improved play from Montreal, Carolina and Buffalo, had evaporated what was once a solid position in the standings.

Things didn’t get any easier with the loss of Martin Biron to a broken collar bone literally minutes after the likes of Ty Conklin had cleared waivers, leaving the Rangers virtually reliant on Henrik Lundqvist to carry the load the rest of the way.

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