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Guy Boucher is one of the most active coaches in the NHL, and his coaching style continues to keep the Ottawa Senators ahead of the New York Rangers in the second round. Continue to Article

May 08, 2017 7:13:pm EST

As such, Monday and Tuesday have been combined for the purposes of daily fantasy hockey for Monday. Marc-Andre Fleury, PIT vs. WAS ($35): Nashville’s victory over St. Louis on Sunday means that there are only four goalies to choose from, and not of them are super inspiring. Craig Anderson, OTT at NYR ($30): Neither Anderson nor Henrik Lundqvist has had a great postseason, but Anderson’s recent run of play has been particularly poor. Continue to Article

May 08, 2017 3:10:pm EST

The New York Rangers got off to a fantastic start in Game 5 against Ottawa on Saturday afternoon and they came within 1:30 of winning the game in regulation. New York also had a 4-3 lead late in the third period, but they let that slip away too. The Rangers nearly came away with the victory, while hardly getting any production from top forwards like Derek Stepan, Mika Zibanejad, Rick Nash and Chris Kreider, who combined to score just one assist in the 5-4 OT defeat. Continue to Article

May 08, 2017 10:54:am EST

Alain Vigneault has an interesting theory for why the New York Rangers blew another late lead on Saturday. “Maybe the guys didn’t know their goaltender was coming (out,) but it was less than two minutes and (Ottawa’s) down by a goal,” he told reporters after the Rangers once again conceded an extra-attacker goal and ended up losing in overtime. Allow me to advance a theory of my own: Regardless of whether his own players could see the 180 or so feet down to the other end of the ice, or correctly count the six Senators skaters furiously trying to put another late puck past Henrik Lundqvist, it was actually Vigneault who put his team in a position to fail. Continue to Article

May 08, 2017 9:00:am EST