Kings Headed To Stanley Cup Finals, Await Winner Of Rangers-Devils
A great road playoff run has the Los Angeles Kings in a place they haven't been since the Great One was skating in Southern California.
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A great road playoff run has the Los Angeles Kings in a place they haven't been since the Great One was skating in Southern California.
The Senators and Capitals knew the Rangers were the better team when they played. The Devils don't have to make any such admissionr. They know they are as good or better than the Rangers because of the way this series has played out.
When the puck drops in Game 5, the Rangers need to be the dominant team. They haven't done it all series. It's time for the entire squad to step up.
If you have any doubt this series is becoming a classic, just look at Game 4.
Martin Brodeur made 27 saves and survived a third-period punch to the chest by old buddy Mike Rupp as the New Jersey Devils defeated the New York Rangers, 4-1, Monday night, evening the Eastern Conference Finals, 2-2.
A Rangers fan says she was attacked, spit on and hit by Devils fans on Saturday in the aftermath of the Blue Shirts' Game 3 win at the Prudential Center. However, not everyone believes her story.
The New Jersey Devils are making a lineup change for Game 4 of their Eastern Conference finals against the New York Rangers.
There are indications that as New York and New Jersey move to this critical fourth game, the emphasis could change from winning on the scoreboard to winning in the alley.
John Tortorella doesn't say much to the media. But when he does, the Rangers' fiery head coach makes it count.
The young Rangers have proven that poise and composure is equally important as ten years of playoff experience.
Brandon Prust could be facing punishment for an elbow to the back of the head of Devils defenseman Anton Volchenkov.
If it wasn't for the sensational work of Henrik Lundqvist in the Rangers' net and the defense's ability to block shots, the Devils might have had two or three goals right off the bat
Henrik Lundqvist stopped all 36 shots, and the Rangers scored all their goals in the third-period to beat the Devils 3-0.
Rangers center Brandon Dubinsky skated at the team's training facility in Greenburgh on Friday for the first time since suffering a right-foot injury against the Senators in the first round of the NHL Eastern Conference Playoffs.
Stu Bickel continues to see limited ice time and repeatedly makes costly turnovers. Why not give talented 21-year-old Tim Erixon a chance?
