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May 10
VGK 2-2
3
ANA 2-2
4
May 11
COL 3-1
5
MIN 1-3
2
May 12
BUF 2-2
3
MTL 2-2
2
May 12
ANA 2-3
2
VGK 3-2
3
OT
May 13
MIN 1-4
3
COL 4-1
4
OT
May 14
MTL 3-2
6
BUF 2-3
3
May 14
VGK 4-2
5
ANA 2-4
1
May 16
BUF 3-3
8
MTL 3-3
3
May 18
MTL 4-3
3
BUF 3-4
2
OT
May 20
VGK 1-0
4
COL 0-1
2
May 21
MTL 1-0
6
CAR 0-1
2
May 22
VGK 2-0
3
COL 0-2
1
May 23
MTL 1-1
2
CAR 1-1
3
OT
May 24
COL 0-3
3
VGK 3-0
5
May 25
CAR 2-1
3
MTL 1-2
2
OT
May 26
COL 0-4
1
VGK 4-0
2
May 27
CAR 3-1
4
MTL 1-3
0
May 29
MTL 1-4
1
CAR 4-1
6
Jun 2
VGK 1-0
5
CAR 0-1
4
Jun 4
VGK 1-1
3
CAR 1-1
4
OT
Jun 6
CAR 1-2
4
VGK 2-1
5
OT
Jun 9
CAR 2-2
5
VGK 2-2
3
Jun 11
VGK 2-3
2
CAR 3-2
4
Jun 14
CAR 4-2
3
VGK 2-4
0
Sep 19
DAL 1-0-0
2
STL 0-1-0
1
Sep 19
VGK 1-0-0
4
LAK 0-1-0
2
Sep 19
WPG 0-1-0
2
EDM 1-0-0
5
Sep 19
VAN 0-1-0
2
SEA 1-0-0
4
Sep 19
MTL 2-0-0
4
TOR 0-1-1
1
Sep 19
CHI 0-0-1
2
MIN 1-0-0
3

Rebound Time

Scolded, benched and forgiven all in one night. Does anyone expect anything but a “A” game from Brad Richards, in the land of Cactaceae. While not totally responsible for a rather feeble team effort in St. Louis. Richards has a duty to lead the way, and eliminate the word “slumping” from creeping into Ranger adjectives. He and his mates must bring their prickly, gritty, physical style to the Glendale Arena, and stop the slide at 2 games. 

The entire team undoubtedly still scorching, from a Tortorella St. Louis post game critique,  will be itching to hit the ice tonight, with their determination racheted up to a level required to win a National hockey League game. The Rangers understand that commitment, its a level they have found 17 times previous this season. A banging crashing Mike Rupp will be a welcome addition back.

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