Category: New York Rangers

NHL Three Stars of the Week for Mar. 2nd – 8th

Today the National Hockey League announced their Three Stars of the Week for the week of March 2nd through 8th.

 

First Star – Mika Zibanejad (C, New York Rangers)

  • Zibanejad would lead the League with seven goals in three games played for the Rangers. On March 3rd he would net a goal against St. Louis, but then on March 5th Zibanejad would net five goals against Washington in a wild 6-5 overtime win. Then to close out the week Zibanejad would net one more goal against New Jersey on March 7th.

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Second Star – Gabriel Landeskog (LW, Colorado Avalanche)

  • Landeskog lead the NHL with nine points (3g, 6a) in four games played for the Avalanche. Landeskog would start the week with an assist on March 2nd against Detroit, then on March 4th he would record three points (1g, 2a) against Anaheim. On March 6th against Vancouver he would record a goal and an assist, and to close out the week on Match 8th against San Jose Landeskog would record a goal and two assists for another three point game.

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Third Star – Leon Draisaitl (C, Edmonton Oilers)

  • Draisaitl would record four goals and four assists for eight points in four games to lead the Oilers. On March 2nd Draisaitl would record four goals and an assist for a five point game against Nashville. Then on March 3rd against Dallas he would record an assist, and on March 5th would record two assists against Chicago.

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*All Graphics courtesy of the NHL.

Game Recap: New Jersey Devils @ New York Rangers 3/7/20

New Jersey Devils (28-28-12 68pts) @ New York Rangers (36-26-4 76pts)

Game Recap:

Tonight closes out the “Hudson River Rivalry” season series between the New Jersey Devils and New York Rangers. Filip Chytil got the Rangers on the board first scoring his fourteenth goal of the season. The lead didn’t last as Kyle Palmieri tied the game up for the Devils 1-1 a minute later. Mika Zabanajad coming off his five goal game against the Capitals scored his thirty-ninth goal of the season to give his team the lead. After the first period, the Rangers would lead the Devils 2-1.

In the second period, the Devils really turned up the offense as they scored four unanswered goals to give them a 5-2 lead. Devils goal scorers were Kyle Palmieri, Fredrik Claesson, Travis Zajac, and John Hayden. The Devils completely outplayed the Rangers this period and took a 5-2 lead heading into the final period.

New Jersey kept up their dominance despite goal by Greg McKegg and Tony DeAngelo of the Rangers to get the game within two. Travis Zajac would score an empty net goal to seal the victory for the Devils as they defeated the Rangers 6-4. Both teams split the season series as tonight was the final matchup on the season between the two teams. The Devils are back in action Tuesday night as they return home to take on the Pittsburgh Penguins.

Lineups:

New Jersey Devils

New York Rangers

Game Highlights

Final Stats: NJ-6 NYR-4

Shots: 29 35

Hits: 24 28

Power Play: 1/1 0/3

Faceoffs: 42.3% 57.7%

*UPDATED* Making the Push: Washington Capitals vs New York Rangers

Washington Capitals (40-20-6) vs New York Rangers (35-27-4)

 Predicted GoaltenderRecordGAA / SV% / # SO
Washington CapitalsIlya Samsonov16-6-12.40 / .917 / 1
New York RangersAlexandar Georgiev16-14-13.02 / .912 / 2
Goaltender Matchup

For the second half of this back-to-back, the Capitals will take on the New York Rangers at Madison Square Garden. The Rangers defeated Washington by a score of 4-1 the last time these two teams met, back on November 20th, 2019. That was the first loss the Capitals had suffered against the Rangers in eight meetings. Four of the Caps’ last seven victories over New York have come by way of shootout or overtime.

The Washington Capitals fell to the Philadelphia Flyers last night, 5-2, after being called for too many penalties, and not converting on their power plays. With Philadelphia extending their current win streak to seven games, they are now within just one point of taking first place in the Metropolitan division. Surprisingly, Washington struck first, something they haven’t done much of lately. Lars Eller potted his 16th goal of the season just beyond the 14-minute mark of the first period. The Flyers out-shot the Capitals 18-8 in the second period, and it showed. At the 7:06 mark of the second, with Garnet Hathaway in the penalty box and the Caps on their third penalty kill of the period, Travis Konecny would tie the game with his 24th of the season. Just over seven minutes later, Kevin Hayes would add to that, with his 23rd of the season, to give the Flyers a lead they would ultimately hold for the remainder of the game. Less than two minutes after Hayes’ goal, Tyler Pitlick made it 3-1. Garnet Hathaway brought Washington within one at the 18:32 mark of the second with his 8th of the season. Unfortunately, the third period would be all Philadelphia. Ivan Provorov scored his 12th at the 6:36 mark of the third period, and with just over five minutes left in the game, Scott Laughton made it 5-2, Flyers. The Capitals had received five power-plays, with two in the third, but failed to convert even once. The Flyers were 1-for-5 on the night. By the time all was said and done, Tom Wilson had put up 12 penalty minutes after dropping the gloves on two separate occasions. Braden Holtby allowed five goals on 29 shots to drop his first game in four starts. Ilya Samsonov will get the nod for Washington against the Rangers.

The New York Rangers were last in action on Tuesday evening, where they lost to the St. Louis Blues, 3-2. The Rangers were looking to end a Blues’ seven-game win streak, and a two-game losing skid of their own. With Robert Bortuzzo in the penalty box for tripping, Mika Zibanejad put his Rangers on the board at the 12:26 mark of the first period. Zibanejad’s 33rd goal of the season, and 12th power play goal, was his 14th goal in 17 games, and the centerman has 24 points in that same span. He and Artemi Panarin top their team in goal-scoring with 33 and 32 goals. Panarin is having a career-year with his new team, as he set a career-high in points (90) and goals (32) back on March 4th. New York would receive another opportunity with the man-advantage in the first, but their 6th ranked power play was unable to convert. The Blues were gifted their first power play early in the second period as Ryan Strome was called for slashing 73 seconds in. Colton Parayko, just over a minute into the man-advantage, scored his 9th of the season to tie the game at one goal each. It wasn’t until the third period that we saw a goal come at even-strength. Brayden Schenn potted his 25th of the season halfway through the period, with just over 10 minutes remaining in the game. With an empty Rangers net, Jaden Schwartz sealed the win for the Blues with his 21st goal of the season. Alexandar Georgiev made 19 saves on just 21 shots and dropped his 2nd straight. Georgiev is expected to start for the Rangers against the Capitals.

The New York Rangers will be without the services of Micheal Haley (DL, upper body), and Chris Kreider (OUT, foot). Kreider suffered a foot fracture after blocking a shot versus the Flyers. Goaltending prodigy Igor Shesterkin is day-to-day with a rib fracture suffered in a vehicle accident that he and team-mate Pavel Buchnevich were involved in about a week ago. Shesterkin, however is reportedly making good progress in his recovery. For the Capitals, Radko Gudas will be the health scratch on defense, and Michal Kempny will be back in the lineup.

Coverage of the game begins at 6:00pm with Caps Faceoff Live, followed by Caps Pregame Live at 6:30pm, all on NBCSN/NBCSWA, with puck drop shortly after 7:00pm.

References:

HockeyReference. (2020). Artemi Panarin Stats. Retrieved from https://www.hockey-reference.com/players/p/panarar01.html.

TheScore. (2019). New York Rangers News and Stats. Retrieved from https://www.thescore.com/nhl/teams/8

TheScore. (2020). Washington Capitals News and Stats. Retrieved from https://www.thescore.com/nhl/teams/15.

NHL Three Stars of the Month for February

Today the National Hockey League announced their Three Stars of the Month for the Month of February.

 

First Star – Leon Draisaitl (C, Edmonton Oilers)

  • Draisaitl would lead the League in scoring for the month of February as he would record 10 goals and 13 assists for 23 points in 14 games played for the Oilers. Draisaitl would also become the first player to record 100 points this season.

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Second Star – Mika Zibanejad (C, New York Rangers)

  • Zibanejad would be tied for first in the NHL with 11 goals, and would be second in scoring with 20 points in 15 games played for the Rangers. Zibanejad’s contributions would lead the Rangers to a League leading 11 wins for the month of February.

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Third Star – David Pastrnak (RW, Boston Bruins)

  • For the month of February Pastrnak would pace the Bruins with 10 goals and nine assists for 19 points in 14 games played. Pastrnak would also record an NHL best four game winning goals for the month.

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*All Graphics courtesy of the NHL.

NHL Three Stars of the Week for Feb. 17th – 23rd

Today the National Hockey League announced their Three Stars of the Week for the week of February 17th through 23rd.

 

First Star – Pavel Francouz (G, Colorado Avalanche)

  • Francouz would go 3-0-1 with a 1.46 goals against average, a .941 save percentage and one shutout in four games played for the Avalanche. Francouz would open the week with a 23 save overtime loss to Tampa Bay on Feb. 17th, then on Feb. 19 he would make 27 saves in a victory over the New York Islanders. On Feb. 21st Francouz would record his first career NHL shutout against Anaheim, and would close out the week with a 20 save victory over Los Angeles on Feb. 22nd.

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Second Star – Mika Zibanejad (C, New York Rangers)

  • Zibanejad would tie for the League lead in points with eight (3g, 5a) in three games played for the Rangers. Zibanejad would open the week with a four point (1g, 3a) performance against Chicago on Feb. 19th, and on Feb. 21stwould record a three point game (1g, 2a) against Carolina. Zibanejad would close out the week a goal against San Jose on Feb. 22nd.

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Third Star – Andrew Mangiapane (LW, Calgary Flames)

  • Mangiapane would lead all skaters with five goals in three games for the Flames. He would start the week with a career high four point (3g, 1a) game against Anaheim on Feb. 17th. On Feb. 21st he would be held off the scoresheet by Boston, but to close out the week Mangiapane would net two goals against Detroit on Feb. 23rd.

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*All Graphics courtesy of the NHL.

Game Recap: New Jersey Devils @ New York Rangers 1/9/20

New Jersey Devils (15-21-7 37pts) @ New York Rangers (21-18-4 46pts)

Game Recap:

Good Evening Devils fans! Tonight your New Jersey Devils head into Manhattan to take on the New York Rangers as the “Hudson River Rivalry” continues. The first period sure showed a lot of offensive flair as both teams combined to score five goals. The Rangers got on the board first as Artemi Panarin blasted a shot it from the right faceoff circle for his twenty fourth goal of the season. Moments laters while short handed, the Devils tied the game on a short handed goal from Kevin Rooney. Tony D’Angelo and Chris Kreider each scored the other goals for the Rangers. Blake Coleman would tip in a Damon Severson shot to get the Devils within one goal. After the first period, the Rangers would lead 3-2 over the Devils.

Blake Coleman would score again and tie things up almost midway through period two. Coleman now has fifteen goals on the season. However, things would go downhill for the Devils the rest of the way. Tony D’Angelo would complete the hat trick at even strength and on the power play. New Jersey pulled started MacKenzie Blackwood in favor or backup goalie Louis Domingue. The Rangers took a 5-3 lead going into the final period. 

For good measure, the Rangers added on another goal as Jesper Fast would score his seventh goal of the season. the New York Rangers defeated the New Jersey Devils 6-3. The Devils are back in action Saturday night as they take on the league leading Washington Capitals

 

Lineups:

New Jersey Devils

New York Rangers

 

Game Highlights

 

Final Stats:    NJ – 3       NYR – 6

Shots:               49              37

Hits:                 19              19

PP:                  0/2              2/5

Faceoffs:      45.8%         54.2%

NHL Three Stars of December

Today the National Hockey League announced their Three Stars of the Month for the month of December.

 

First Star – Jonathan Huberdeau (LW, Florida Panthers)

  • Huberdeau would tie for League lead in points for the month of December with 22 points (6g, 16a) in 13 games to average 1.69 points per game. Huberdeau would record points in 10 of the 13 games, including a back to back four point games, and would record three four point games overall in the month of December.

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Second Star – Tristan Jarry (G, Pittsburgh Penguins)

  • Jarry would tie for the League lead in wins for the month with eight, and lead the League in shutouts (3) and goals against average (1.54) in nine games played. Jarry would also register the second best save percentage with .947% to help the Penguins go 10-2-0 for the month.

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Third Star – Artemi Panarin (RW, New York Rangers)

  • Panarin would tie with Huberdeau for the League lead in points with 22, and would register ten goals and 12 assists in 14 games played for the Rangers. In his first season with the Rangers Panarin has become the first Ranger since Jaromir Jagr to record back to back months of 20 plus points in their first season with the team.

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*All Graphics courtesy of the NHL.

NHL News and Notes from Saturday, November 30th, 2019

NHL News and Notes from Saturday, November 30th, 2019

 

Game Recaps:

New York Rangers v. New Jersey Devils – 1p EST Start Time

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Scott recaps the New Jersey Devils Saturday matinee loss to the New York Rangers.

 

Philadelphia Flyers v. Montreal Canadiens – 3p EST Start Time

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In Montreal the Philadelphia Flyers look to down the Canadiens. In the first period it would be the Canadiens striking first as Joel Armia would net his ninth of the season to give Montreal the 1-0 lead. Then in the second period Justin Brain would tie the game at one for the Flyers, but Tomas Tatar would quickly retake the lead for the Canadiens. However, Kevin Hayes would strike for the Flyers as they retie the game at two. Then in the third period Travis Konecny would give the Flyers their first lead of the game, but Tomas Tatar would score his second of the game while on the powerplay to tie the game at three and send the game to overtime. However, the Flyers would only need 31 seconds of the extra frame as Ivan Provorov would score his sixth of the season to give the Flyers the 4-3 victory.

 

Buffalo Sabres v. Toronto Maple Leafs – 7p EST Start Time

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For the second consecutive night the Buffalo Sabres and Toronto Maple Leafs would face each other, and after a scoreless first period William Nylander would strike for the Leafs to get them on the board. Then in the third period Rasmus Ristolainen would strike to tie the game at one and send the game into overtime. In the extra frame it would be John Tavares scoring his tenth of the season to give the LEafs the 2-1 victory.

 

Washington Capitals v. Detroit Red Wings – 7p EST Start Time

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The Washington Capitals beat up on the lowly Detroit Red Wings as Alex Ovechkin nets the hat trick to reach 20 goals for the 5-2 victory. TXHT Recap

 

Carolina Hurricanes v. Tampa Bay Lightning – 7p EST Start Time

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In Tampa Bay the Carolina Hurricanes would surge in the first period as they would get goals from Sebastian Aho (PPG), Jordan Martinook, and Jaccob Slavin to take the 3-0 lead. Then after a scoreless second period both Brayden Point and Tyler Johnson would strike for the Lightning, but it would not be enough as the Hurricanes would hols on to win the game 3-2.

 

Nashville Predators v. Florida Panthers – 7p EST Start Time

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At home in Florida the Panthers would play host to the Nashville Predators and after a scoreless first period Anton Stralman would get the Panthers on the board for the 1-0 lead. Then in the third period Stralman would strike again for his second of the game, and Aleksander Barkov would strike to give the Panthers the 3-0 shutout victory.

 

Columbus Blue Jackets v. New York Islanders – 7p EST Start Time

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On Long Island the New York Islanders would play host to the Columbus Blue Jackets. In the first period Andres Lee would get the Islanders on the board first. then in the second period Mathew Barzal would score to grow the Islanders lead to two. Also for the Islanders both Thomas Greiss and Semyon Varlamov would team up for the combined shutout as the Islanders defeated the Jackets 2-0.

 

Ottawa Senators v. Calgary Flames – 7p EST Start Time

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In Calgary, the Flames look to start anew after the resignation of Bill Peters as they took on the visiting Ottawa Senators. In the first period Dillon Dube would get the Flames on the board first. Then after a scoreless second period the Senators would get on the board with a Jean-Gabriel Pageau tally, but the Flames would respond as Elias Lindholm would score back to back goals to lead the Flames to the 3-1 victory.

 

Pittsburgh Penguins v. St. Louis Blues – 8p EST Start Time

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In St. Louis the Blues would face the Pittsburgh Penguins, and in the first period it would be Justin Faulk scoring his first goal as a member of the Blues to give the Blues the 1-0 lead. Then in the second period Sam Lafferty would score to get the Penguins on the board to tie the game at one, but Nathan Walker would score his first as a Blue to retake the one goal lead. Then in the third period Kris Letang would score for the Penguins, but Ivan Barbashev, MacKenzie MacEachern and Jaden Schwartz (PPG) would all score to give the Blues the 5-2 victory.

 

San Jose Sharks v. Arizona Coyotes – 8p EST Start Time

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The Kachina clad Arizona Coyotes would play host to the San Jose Sharks. In the first period the Coyotes would get goals from Nick Schmaltz and Derek Stepan to take the 2-0 lead, but Logan Couture would score to cut the Sharks deficit to one. Then in the second period Dylan Gambrell and Timo Meier would score to give the Sharks the 3-2 lead. Then in the third period Couture would score his second of the game to give the Sharks the 3-2 victory.

 

Chicago Blackhawks v. Colorado Avalanche – 9p EST Start Time

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The Colorado ?Avalanche would smother the Chicago Blackhawks at home. In the first period Brandon Saad would score shorthanded for the Blackhawks, but Nazem Kadri would net back to back goals, and then Nathan MacKinnon would score to give the Avalanche the 3-1 lead. In the second period Dominik Kubalik would score for Chicago, but Joonas Donskoi would net two goals, and Tyson Jost and the returning Mikko Rantanen would score to give the Avalanche the 7-2 lead. In the third period Patrick Kane would score on the powerplay, but it would not be enough as the Avalanche would hold on to secure the 7-3 victory.

 

Vancouver Canucks v. Edmonton Oilers – 10p EST Start Time

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In Edmonton the Vancouver Canucks would come to town to take on their division rival Oilers. In the first period Tyler Graovac would strike on the powerplay then Tanner Pearson would strike while shorthanded to give the Canucks the 2-0 lead, but Connor McDavid would net his 19th of the season to cut the Oilers deficit to one. Then in the second period Zack Kassian would tie the game at two, but Pearson would strike for his second of the game, and Loui Eriksson would score for his first of the season to take the 4-2 lead. In the third period Josh Leivo would score to help the Canucks secure the 5-2 victory.

 

Winnipeg Jets v. Los Angeles Kings – 10p EST Start Time

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The Los Angeles Kings would play host to the Winnipeg Jets, and in the first period Joakim Ryan and Nikolai Prokhorkin would score for the Kings to take the 2-0 lead. Then after a scoreless second period the Jets would get a goal from Jack Roslovic, but it would not be enough as the Kings would hold on to win 2-1.

 

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Game Recap: New Jersey Devils vs New York Rangers 11/30/19

New Jersey Devils (9-12-4 24pts) vs New York Rangers (13-9-3 29pts)

 

Game Recap:

This afternoon brings us part two of the Hudson River rivalry as the New York Rangers return to take on the New Jersey Devils. The Devils are coming off a huge win on Thanksgiving against the Montreal Canadiens north of the border as they won 6-4. Unfortunately for the Devils, their rookie superstar Jack Hughes is out of today’s lineup due to a lower body injury from blocking a shot in Montreal (day-to-day). Today, New Jersey is sporting their red & green “heritage” jerseys. In the first period, it would be the Rangers who would get the first goal as Kappo Kakko would thread the puck to defenseman Adam Fox towards the net as he would wrist it behind Devils goalie MacKenzie Blackwood. It would be the only goal of the period as the Rangers lead 1-0.

Period two featured no scoring from either side. It was a bit of a penalty filled period and each team had chances to score on the power play. New Jersey will continue on the power play to start the third as a high sticking call went to review and determined the Rangers committed a double minor for high sticking. After two periods, the New York Rangers maintain their 1-0 lead.

Unfortunately for the Devils, the long man advantage didn’t help as defenseman Sami Vatanen turned the puck over to Mika Zabanajad who would score a short handed goal to add to the Rangers lead. Moments later, the Devils were back on a long power play as Rangers forward Chris Kreisler was assessed a five minute major for boarding, fighting, and a game misconduct. Again, the long power play backfired for the Devils as they gave up another short handed goal. This time Jesper Fast was the goal scorer for the Rangers. Brady Skjei would add another goal with the net empty for extra measure to secure a Rangers win by a final score of 4-0. The Devils are back in action on Monday as they take a quick trip to upstate New York to take on the Buffalo Sabres.

 

Lineups:

New Jersey Devils

https://twitter.com/njdevils/status/1200831122097217537?s=21

 

New York Rangers

https://twitter.com/nyrangers/status/1200838833916563456?s=21

 

First Period Highlights

 

Second Period Highlights

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https://twitter.com/njdevils/status/1200863624664899585?s=21

 

Third Period Highlights

 

Final Stats:     NJ-0       NYR-4

Shots:               33            23

Hits:                  31           17

PP:                   0/8            1/2

Faceoffs:        43.4%     56.6%

 

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Game Recap – 11/20/2019 – Washington Capitals v. New York Rangers

Washington Capitals (16-3-4 36pts) v. New York Rangers (8-8-2 18pts)

 

Game Recap:

At the legendary Madison Square Garden the Washington Capitals look to continue their winning ways as they take on the New York Rangers for the second time this season. In the first period, the majority of the period would feature a lot of back and forth between the two clubs. Beck Malenstyn, who is making his NHL debut, would have a really great opportunity to break the scoreless tie, but Henrik Lundqvist would shut the door to keep the game tied at zero. in the final five minutes of the period Lundqvist would be bailed out by his friend the posts as the Capitals would hit the pipe three times. Then with 34 seconds left, Tom Wilson would get called for boarding to give the Rangers the extra man advantage to start the second period.

 

In the second period the Rangers would be able to take advantage of the powerplay as Kaapo Kakko would do a great job of feeding Artemi Panarin to break the scoreless tie and take the 1-0 lead. The Capitals would gain a powerplay opportunity of their own, and while they would get some quality chances, the Capitals would not be able to capitalize on their extra man advantage. In the final seconds of the period Alex Ovechkin would be called for tripping Panarin, and the Rangers will start the third with the man advantage.

 

In the third period the Rangers would not be able to convert on the Ovechkin penalty, but Dmitry Orlov would be called for high sticking and Artemi Panarin would strike for his second of the game on the powerplay to give the Rangers the two goal lead. Then 23 seconds later Pavel Buchnevich would score his third of the season to grow the Rangers lead to three. However, on a Brendan Smith tripping penalty Evgeny Kuznetsov would get the Capitals on the board to cut the Rangers lead back to two, but in the latter half of the third period Brett Howden would get on the board to reclaim the three goal lead for the Rangers and secure the 4-1 victory.

 

Lineups:

Washington Capitals:

Alex Ovechkin — Evgeny Kuznetsov — Tom Wilson

Jakub Vrana — Lars Eller — T.J. Oshie

Richard Panik — Michael Sgarbossa — Travis Boyd

Beck Malenstyn — Chandler Stephenson — Brendan Leipsic

Michal Kempny — John Carlson

Dmitry Orlov — Radko Gudas

Jonas Siegenthaler — Nick Jensen

Braden Holtby

Ilya Samsonov

Scratched: Tyler Lewington

Injured: Nicklas Backstrom (upper body), Nic Dowd (upper body), Carl Hagelin (upper body)

Suspended: Garnet Hathaway

 

New York Rangers:

Artemi Panarin — Ryan Strome — Jesper Fast

Chris Kreider — Filip Chytil — Pavel Buchnevich

Brendan Lemieux — Brett Howden — Kaapo Kakko

Tim Gettinger — Greg McKegg — Brendan Smith

Libor Hajek — Jacob Trouba

Brady Skjei — Tony DeAngelo

Ryan Lindgren — Adam Fox

Henrik Lundqvist

Alexandar Georgiev

Scratched: Micheal Haley

Injured: Mika Zibanejad (upper body), Marc Staal (ankle)

 

First Period:

WAS Penalty – 19:26 – Tom Wilson 2 minutes for Boarding

 

End of 1st

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Second Period:

NYR PPG – 1:14 – Artemi Panarin (10) from Kaapo Kakko (3) and Adam Fox (6)

NYR Penalty – 7:02 – Greg McKegg 2 minutes for Tripping

WAS Penalty – 19:52 – Alex Ovechkin 2 minutes for Tripping

 

End of 2nd

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Third Period:

WAS Penalty – 2:32 – Dmitry Orlov 2 minutes for High Sticking

NYR PPG – 3:57 – Artemi Panarin (11) from Kaapo Kakko (4) and Ryan Strome (13)

NYR Goal – 4:20 – Pavel Buchnevich (3) from Filip Chytil (2) and Brendan Lemieux (6)

NYR Penalty – 6:08 – Brendan Smith 2 minutes for Tripping

WAS PPG – 07:24 – Evgeny Kuznetsov (10) from John Carlson (28)

NYR Goal – 13:34 – Brett Howden (3) from Pavel Buchnevich (14) and Chris Kreider (6)

NYR Penalty – 16:32 – Brendan Lemieux 5 minute major for Fighting

WAS Penalty – 16:32 – Tom Wilson 5 minute major for Fighting

NYR Penalty – 16:32 – Brendan Lemieux (Chris Kreider) 2 minutes for Roughing

 

End of 3rd

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Next Up:

Washington (16-4-4 36pts) v. Vancouver (10-8-4 24pts)

NY Rangers (9-8-2 20pts) @ Ottawa (10-11-1 21pts)

 

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