WATCH: Ovechkin Taunts Lundqvist With 'All Series Baby' Remark After Goal
Shortly after giving his team the lead, the superstar winger skated behind Lundqvist's net and microphones caught him saying, "All series baby, all series."
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Shortly after giving his team the lead, the superstar winger skated behind Lundqvist's net and microphones caught him saying, "All series baby, all series."
Once the bitterness wears off, New York fans might realize that Game 1 should be remembered for the show put on by Ovi.
Joel Ward drove to the net and tapped Alex Ovechkin's feed past Henrik Lundqvist. After the goal was confirmed by replay, Ovechkin kissed Ward on the cheek.
There was no denying the Blonde Bomber from talking about his beloved Blueshirts, getting a few things off his chest in the process.
According to a report, if the Rangers advance to the Eastern Conference final and Stanley Cup Final, there's a good chance that the Norwegian won't play.
Four the fourth time in five years and the fifth time in seven, the Eastern Conference clubs are meeting in the playoffs.
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The New York Rangers know exactly what to expect from the Washington Capitals in the second round of the Stanley Cup playoffs.
Ahead of the Rangers' second-round series against the Washington Capitals, New York has mysteriously stopped using capital letters when sending tweets from its official Twitter account.
Standing between the Rangers and a trip to the Eastern Conference finals is reborn Washington Capitals captain Alex Ovechkin.
Zuccarello scored 15 goals and added 34 assists for the Blueshirts in 2015. In New York's first-round series victory over the Penguins, the 5-foot-7 Norwegian had two assists and no goals.
The New York Rangers used Carl Hagelin's overtime goal and spectacular goaltending by Henrik Lundqvist for a 2-1 victory over Pittsburgh on Friday night to advance in the Eastern Conference playoffs.
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