COVID 1 Year: The Sports World Stopped, But Hope And Progress Are Beginning To Win The Days
The coronavirus pandemic brought on the most significant disruption to the sporting calendar since World War II.
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The coronavirus pandemic brought on the most significant disruption to the sporting calendar since World War II.
Charlie McAvoy had a goal and an assist, leading the Boston Bruins to a 4-1 win against the New York Rangers on Sunday.
Julian Gauthier, Colin Blackwell, Pavel Buchnevich and Jonny Brodzinski also scored to help the Rangers get their third win in four games.
Chris Kreider scored a hat trick for the Rangers on three tap-ins in front.
A Russian recently tabloid printed allegations from a former coach that Panarin attacked a woman in Latvia almost a decade ago, which he denies.
Lafrenière scored his second NHL goal, Panarin had two assists and the Rangers made the best of a new-look lineup.
Colin Blackwell and Brendan Smith scored in regulation for New York, which snapped a four-game skid.
New Jersey returned to action for the first time this month after an extended pause due to a COVID-19 outbreak.
Igor Shesterkin stopped 29 shots but the Rangers were blanked for the second time in three games and dropped their third in a row.
Julien Gauthier — with his first NHL goal — and Kevin Rooney scored for New York, Brendan Lemieux had two assists and Georgiev stopped 29 shots.
Casey Cizikas and Matt Martin scored 2:05 apart in the third period to help Semyon Varlamov and the New York Islanders beat the New York Rangers 2-0 on Monday night at Madison Square Garden.
New York stretched its point streak to four games, which includes three victories.
Chris Kreider scored a power-play goal in the third period, helping the New York Rangers to a 3-1 win over the Pittsburgh Penguins on Monday night.
New York has been unimpressive on the blue line through eight games, going 2-4-2. But DeAngelo, who signed a two-year, $9.6 million contract in the offseason, is gone.
Brendan Lemieux, Kevin Rooney, Chris Kreider and Artemi Panarin scored for New York (2-4-2), which lost for the fifth time in six games — all of them decided by one goal.
