Hartnett: Can Bishop Beat A King? Previewing Game 7 Between The Pipes
We're not talking about chess here, folks. Ben Bishop and Henrik Lundqvist will square off Friday night, with the hope of sending their team to the 2015 Stanley Cup Final.
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We're not talking about chess here, folks. Ben Bishop and Henrik Lundqvist will square off Friday night, with the hope of sending their team to the 2015 Stanley Cup Final.
Six games into the Eastern Conference finals, the Rangers and Lightning have taught hockey fans to expect the unexpected.
Momentum may look like it favors the Rangers after a huge Game 6 victory in Tampa, but it is a fickle ally. The game plan is what favors New York in Friday's series-deciding matchup.
Need a big-game performance? Better call Brass, who has ignited the Rangers' top line.
Henrik Lundqvist had lots of help in another season-saving performance for the Rangers, this time on the road against the Lightning.
It's always an adventure when Boomer and Craig venture to the phones to hear from their throng of loyal listeners
Despite a convincing 7-3 win by his beloved Blueshirts in a win-or-go-home Game 6 in Tampa, Boomer was not about to do any celebrating.
It would be a disservice to the New York Rangers and fellow fans of the Blueshirts to listen to the rumbling in my gut that tells me my favorite hockey team has exhausted its nine lives.
After a slow start to the playoffs, the high-scoring team captain helped the speedy Lightning push the New York Rangers to the brink of elimination from the Eastern Conference finals.
The Rangers will need another comeback to keep their Stanley Cup drive alive. Game 6 is Tuesday night in Tampa.
The Tampa Bay Lightning pushed the Rangers to the brink of extinction by beating them at their own game.
Steven Stamkos set up Valtteri Filppula's go-ahead goal and scored another and the Tampa Bay Lightning pushed the New York Rangers to the brink of playoff elimination with 2-0 victory Sunday night in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference finals.
Take the spotlight off goaltender Henrik Lundqvist of the New York Rangers in the Eastern Conference finals and put it on Ben Bishop of the Tampa Bay Lightning.
Kelly Lynch, associate legal counsel for the NHL, said the league has seen shoddy knockoffs that simply fall apart and even errors that could make fans look foolish.
Henrik Lundqvist stopped 38 shots to rebound from two subpar performances and help the New York Rangers shut down the Tampa Bay Lightning 5-1 on Friday night in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference finals.
