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Mar 1
FLA 30-26-3
4
NYI 34-21-5
5
Mar 1
CHI 22-28-9
4
UTA 31-24-4
0
Mar 1
WPG 23-26-9
1
SJS 28-25-4
2
OT
Mar 1
STL 21-29-9
3
MIN 35-15-10
1
Mar 1
CGY 24-28-6
2
ANA 32-23-3
3
SO
Mar 2
CBJ 29-21-8
5
NYR 23-29-7
4
OT
Mar 2
PHI 27-21-11
3
TOR 27-24-9
2
SO
Mar 2
DET 34-20-6
4
NSH 27-24-8
2
Mar 2
DAL 36-14-9
6
VAN 18-34-7
1
Mar 2
CAR 38-15-6
1
SEA 28-22-9
2

Let’s Review

After the Buffalo game the Rangers were looking at seven games in thirteen days, Christmas, a Boxing day scuffle with the Islanders, and the rapidly approaching January 2nd outdoor match in Philly. Not exactly make or break, but still a very important signature point in the season. Do they roll? Derail? Or plod along in a win one lose one mode? The answer is roll with a roar, 8 wins 3 losses concluding with the Outdoor Classic win. Despite yesterdays questionable refereeing, the Rangers terminated a very tough segment by taking over first place in the conference with 52 points.

Led by Mike Rupp‘s two goals, both assisted by linemates John Mitchell and Brandon Prust, the Rangers put together another, grind til the game is in the bag win. Serving notice on Philadelphia no future lead is safe, the Rangers planted another seed of doubt in the Flyers rather limited cranium space. That space shortage, proven by Marc- Andre Bourdon looking for another fight with his 1/2 face shield glued to his head. When is the NHL going to address these guys who start fights hiding behind 1/2 shields.

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