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Sep 21
COL 1-1-0
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WPG 1-1-0
3
Sep 21
BUF 0-1-0
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PIT 1-0-0
4
Sep 21
NYR 0-1-0
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NJD 2-0-0
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Sep 21
PHI 0-1-0
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WSH 1-0-1
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Sep 21
STL 0-2-0
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DAL 2-0-0
2
Sep 21
MIN 1-0-1
3
CHI 1-0-1
4
Sep 21
OTT 0-0-1
2
MTL 3-0-0
3
Sep 21
DET 0-0-1
0
CBJ 1-0-0
1
Sep 22
CBJ 1-1-0
1
BUF 1-1-0
5
Sep 22
DET 1-0-1
7
PIT 1-1-0
4
Sep 22
NYI 1-1-0
4
NYR 0-2-0
3
Sep 22
PHI 0-2-0
1
BOS 2-0-0
5
Sep 22
UTA 1-1-0
6
LAK 0-2-0
3
Sep 22
VAN 0-2-0
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CGY 1-1-0
3
Sep 22
EDM 2-0-0
2
WPG 1-1-1
1
Sep 22
TBL 1-0-1
2
NSH 1-1-0
3
Sep 22
FLA 1-0-1
2
CAR 1-1-0
3
Sep 22
VGK 2-0-0
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SJS 0-1-1
1
Sep 23
LAK 1-2-0
2
ANA 1-1-0
1
Sep 23
MIN 1-1-1
0
DAL 3-0-0
2
Sep 23
OTT 0-2-1
1
TOR 2-1-1
6
Sep 23
TOR 2-1-1
4
OTT 0-2-1
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Sep 24
CGY 1-1-0
9:40 PM
SEA 2-0-0
PRESEASON
Sep 24
ANA 1-1-0
10:00 PM
SJS 0-1-1
PRESEASON
Sep 24
UTA 1-1-0
10:00 PM
VGK 2-0-0
PRESEASON
Sep 24
BOS 2-1-0
0
PHI 1-2-0
2
Sep 24
NSH 2-1-0
5
CAR 1-2-0
4
Sep 24
NJD 2-1-0
2
NYR 1-2-0
3
Sep 24
PIT 1-2-0
0
CBJ 2-1-0
4
Sep 24
EDM 3-0-0
1
VAN 0-3-0
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Players May Have Changed Sather’s Mind

Reports in the New York Daily News and New York Post today indicated that firing John Tortorella may not have been the original game plan following Saturday’s defeat and elimination by the Boston Bruins.

It appears that at least some Rangers made it known in their exit interviews, that they felt the coach had become an impediment to progress.  Undoubtedly Tortorella’s abrasive style is bound to rub some players up the wrong way, but this is the first we’ve heard of any broader dissent with his approach to coaching.

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