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Wednesday’s Results New Jersey Devils 5, New York Rangers 3 (NJ leads the series, 3-2) Those Who Shined 1. New Jersey’s Offensive Attack Sure, this is a very broad selection, but the whole club is pretty deserving following the last … Continue reading →

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The New Jersey Devils eliminated the Philadelphia Flyers Tuesday, which places them, the Phoenix Coyotes and the Los Angeles Kings in the semifinals for the Stanley Cup The only series left in round two is the one between the Washington … Continue reading →

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We have had 20 games reach overtime this postseason. Game 19 was Wednesday night’s 3 OT marathon between the Rangers and Capitals that was won by the Rangers on a Marian Gaborik goal, but only after Alexander Ovechkin rang the … Continue reading →

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Wednesday’s Results New York Rangers 2, Washington Capitals 1 (3OT) (NYR leads the series, 2-1) Phoenix Coyotes 0, Nashville Predators 2 (PHO leads the series, 2-1) Those Who Shined 1. Henrik Lundqvist, Goaltender, New York Rangers If you wanted more … Continue reading →

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How They Got Here New York – The Rangers flirted with disaster in the opening round, as the eighth-seeded Ottawa Senators took them to a seventh game at Madison Square Garden. But, on the back of netminder Henrik Lundqvist, New York … Continue reading →

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After spending 8 years in St. Paul as the Wild’s best player in their history, Marian Gaborik had a somewhat contentious departure from Minnesota before signing with the New York Rangers in 2009. He has had some issues coming back … Continue reading →

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In yesterday’s All Star Game, the game MVP Marian Gaborik was able to beat real life teammate Henrik Lundqvist in the early going, thanks to some excellent passing by Pavel Datsyuk. The real fun was afterwards, when he echoed Artem … Continue reading →

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After some tough decisions, the rosters are finally set and it’s time for some all-star action from Ottawa. Team Chara was given the first pick, while Team Alfredsson went second; so, let’s see what we can expect when they hit … Continue reading →

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It’s official, the NHL has released its list of players for this years Tim Hortons All-Star Game to be held in Ottawa. The top six were picked through fan voting, which — not surprisingly — included four Senators, and the … Continue reading →

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