Expecting The Unexpected

The New York Rangers went into Game 1 as underdogs. Montreal had swept the series 3-0, Carey Price had not lost a regulation game to the Rangers since they were defeated in the 2014 playoffs, and the records over the past twenty games could not have been more different.
But a funny thing happened on Wednesday night, Henrik Lundqvist turned around a middling season and pitched his 10th playoff shutout – and in so doing, became the sole franchise leader, moving one ahead of Mike Richter – and the Rangers found a way to get a bit better in the defensive zone.
