JULY
«
Wed
8
Thu
9
Fri
10
Sat
11
Sun
12
Mon
13
Tue
14
»
Feb 12
SUI 9-7-1
4
FRA 2-6-0
0
Feb 12
CZE 18-15-1
0
CAN 66-14-2
5
Feb 12
LAT 3-13-1
1
USA 35-29-3
5
Feb 12
GER 7-12-0
3
DEN 0-1-0
1
Feb 13
FIN 26-33-1
4
SWE 36-24-6
1
Feb 13
ITA 1-8-0
2
SVK 13-13-1
3
Feb 13
FRA 2-7-0
3
CZE 19-15-1
6
Feb 13
CAN 67-14-2
5
SUI 9-8-1
1
Feb 14
SWE 37-24-6
5
SVK 13-14-1
3
Feb 14
GER 7-13-0
3
LAT 4-13-1
4
Feb 14
FIN 27-33-1
11
ITA 1-9-0
0
Feb 14
USA 36-29-3
6
DEN 0-2-0
3
Feb 15
CAN 68-14-2
10
FRA 2-8-0
2
Feb 15
DEN 1-2-0
4
LAT 4-14-1
2
Feb 15
USA 37-29-3
5
GER 7-14-0
1
Feb 15
SUI 10-8-1
4
CZE 19-15-2
3
OT
Feb 17
FRA 2-9-0
1
GER 8-14-0
5
Feb 17
ITA 1-10-0
0
SUI 11-8-1
3
Feb 17
DEN 1-3-0
2
CZE 20-15-2
3
Feb 17
LAT 4-15-1
1
SWE 38-24-6
5
Feb 18
GER 8-15-0
2
SVK 14-14-1
6
Feb 18
SUI 11-8-2
2
FIN 28-33-1
3
OT
Feb 18
CZE 20-15-3
3
CAN 69-14-2
4
OT
Feb 18
SWE 38-24-7
1
USA 38-29-3
2
OT

Statistical Comparison – 4 Games In

The Rangers have had a very different start to the year than last season.  They’ve had to deal with games in Europe, a trip to Long Island, followed by a visit to Vancouver, one of the most distant oppponents they have in the league.  Last year they also visited Long Island, but in their first four games they never even left the state – they played two games at MSG and another in Buffalo.

Results wise, they’re actually slightly ahead of last season, beating a 1-2-1 record with a 1-1-2 to be at .500 points wise after four games.  Last year they scored 14 goals and gave up 16, which contrasts greatly with this season where they’ve scored only 9 goals, but also held their opponents to just 9, including one credited for the shootout loss.

TOP