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Oscar Lindberg continues the New York Rangers rout, scoring the fourth goal of the game on Ottawa Senators Craig Anderson in the second period. Continue to Article

May 02, 2017 8:35:pm EST

NEW YORK, NY – APRIL 02: Chris Kreider #20 of the New York Rangers celebartes his third period goal against the Philadelphia Flyers at Madison Square Garden on April 2, 2017 in New York City. The Rangers defeated the Flyers 4-3. (Photo by Bruce Bennett Continue to Article

May 02, 2017 3:12:pm EST

A local brunch spot named a dish after Jean-Gabriel Pageau for his four-goal performance in Game 2 versus the New York Rangers. For his “legendary” performance in Game 2, wherein which he became the second player in history to a complete a four-goal game in the Stanley Cup Playoffs with an overtime winner, Jean-Gabriel Pageau will live forever in Ottawa Senators lore. The Ottawa native’s unlikely scoring outburst has inspired a dish at the local brunch spot called the “Pageau 4444,” which works in the number he wears on his jersey as well as the amount of goals the Senators required from him to take a 2-0 series advantage over the New York Rangers in Round 2. Continue to Article

May 02, 2017 1:07:pm EST

While speaking about Game 3 on Monday, Alain Vigneault said that the Rangers "need a win." Vigneault said that the Rangers have played well for the last six periods in this series and that the Rangers know what to do when they are on the ice against the Senators. Rick Nash said on Monday that the Rangers need to do a better job in front of their net and need the wingers to come down and box players out. (NYR) Nash added that the Rangers need focus more on keeping pucks out of their own net and being better defensively. (NYR) Brendan Smith said that the Rangers need to be better in the neutral zone, limit turnovers and play a more structured game. (NYR) Adam Rotter: There are certain people who Continue to Article

May 02, 2017 9:33:am EST

Ottawa Senators coach Guy Boucher has been playing the underdog card since before the New York Rangers came to town for Game 1 of their Eastern Conference second-round series. Boucher was just happy the Senators weren't going to get swept after a Game 1 victory and kept the routine going after his club rallied to win Game 2. Now that Ottawa is up 2-0 in the best-of-seven series with Game 3 at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday night, is it time for Boucher to acknowledge his team might not be as overmatched as he'd like people to believe? Continue to Article

May 01, 2017 8:10:pm EST