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Successful in his only previous shootout attempt, Tony DeAngelo tried the same approach. DeAngelo scored the decisive goal in the seventh round of the shootout and the New York Rangers rallied from two goals down in the third period to beat the Boston Bruins 4-3 on Wednesday night. ''I kind of did the same move as last time,'' said DeAngelo, who beat Jaroslav Halak with a forehand from the right side into the top right corner. Continue to Article

February 07, 2019 12:13:am EST

BOSTON -- It won't happen on Wednesday against the New York Rangers at Madison Square Garden, but there may come a time in the near future when the Bruins decide to rest captain Zdeno Chara. The most logical time, of course, would be the second night of a back-to-back or in a stretch where the Bruins are playing three games in four days, but it would presumably benefit both the 41-year-old Chara and a B's team that needs him at his freshest when it matters most. Some of this perhaps in response to some of Chara's recent games where he's looked like a bit of a player slogging through the dog days of the schedule despite the time off with the bye week and NHL All-Star weekend. Continue to Article

February 06, 2019 12:05:am EST

New Jersey Devils fans came to the Prudential Center to jeer Ilya Kovalchuk. Tyler Toffoli scored twice in 35 seconds early in the third period to spark the Los Angeles Kings to a 5-1 victory over the Devils on Tuesday night. Toffoli, who had the overtime winner Monday against the New York Rangers, helped send the Kings to their third win in four games. Continue to Article

February 05, 2019 11:36:pm EST

Toffoli's ninth goal of the season came moments after the Rangers' Mika Zibanejad rang the puck off the post behind Kings goaltender Jonathan Quick. Toffoli was mobbed by his teammates as Rangers netminder Henrik Lundqvist skated away in disgust. We were in it the whole game and we found a way to come back,'' Toffoli said. Continue to Article

February 04, 2019 11:04:pm EST

For much of Saturday's game, it seemed like the Tampa Bay Lightning and New York Rangers would stick to the script. The Lightning were stomping around as the NHL's top team, while the Rangers were slotting in as a team with more focus on the draft lottery. Instead, the Lightning saw a 3-0 lead shrink to just a 3-2 win, with the Rangers pressing for the tying goal into the final moments. Continue to Article

February 03, 2019 1:56:am EST