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Video- Marc Staal Talked With The Media Today

You have to fee bad for Marc Staal who was able to play in game 3 but mised game 4 and won't play tonight.

 

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Time For Rick Nash To Start Scoring

from Larry Brooks of the New York Post,

The Rangers beat Washington twice at the Garden because they did get step-up performances from so many support players. They are a threat in this series because they have been the far more disciplined team, earning twice as many power plays as the Capitals (16-8) since the 6:26 mark of the second period of Game 1.

But eventually, a team requires its top scorers to score and its best players to play that way. That’s a roadmap to the Stanley Cup as old as the one the Kenora Thistles took to the chalice in 1907.

It’s on Nash to figure it out. It’s on Nash to shake free. It’s on Nash to do the job he was brought here to do after last year’s 20-game run when people decided Marian Gaborik couldn’t do it.

Now is the time for the bull’s-eye to be visible on the ice in crunch time and not on the bench.

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Video- Where’s Ovechkin?

Tired, floating, not his man?

 

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Marc Staal Sees A Different Game

from Howie Kussoy of the New York Post,

Staal played 17:17, alongside Anton Stralman, and said he felt good physically and with his conditioning, while acknowledging his timing needs improvement, particularly in making his return to the faster pace of the playoffs.

Staal said his return was delayed by issues that arose with his eye last week, which have since cleared, but the game he returned to was not the game he had been seeing since he was a child.

“I could tell on the ice, it’s different,” said Staal. “You play your whole life with 20/20 vision and then you step out there and things definitely have changed. There are certain plays I saw a little different, but nothing I can’t get used to.

“You’re not used to playing, so that’s what’s constantly in your head, as to where if you don’t have it you’re just reacting, playing and your instincts just take over. I just want to get to that point as soon as possible.”

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Marc Staal In Tonight?

It certainly would be a boost for the Rangers if Staal does play tonight.

 

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Video- John Tortorella With One Sentence Answers After Today’s Game

John Tortorella post-game after today's 1-0 OT loss to Washington.

 

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Discussing The Puck Over The Glass Call In The Capitals/Rangers Game Today

Late in regulation during the Caps/Rangers game, Karl Alzner put a puck over the glass.  Many thought it should have been a penalty but...

 


The TSN crew also discusses the call and the game, watch the video here and a little teaser, they mention Kerry Fraser agreed with the call although he is not in the video.

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Video- Capitals Go Up 2-0 In Series With OT Win Today

Mike Green with the only goal of the game.

What a way to start off playoff Saturday, three more games to go.

 

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Rangers Not Good Enough Against The Caps

from Larry Brooks of the New York Post,

The Rangers are all wearing t-shirts with the message “Stay Positive” across their chests, and for the most part that’s what they were following last night’s 3-1 defeat to the Capitals in Game 1 of the first-round series.

There was much talk about having done “a lot of good things,” and that wasn’t entirely off-base regarding the match in which the Blueshirts outshot their opponents 36-30 and out-attempted them by 79-53.

But the Rangers didn’t do enough things well for enough of the time. They found themselves in more of an OK-Corral shootout than they would have preferred.

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The New, New York Rangers

from Larry Brooks of the New York Post,

A year ago, we knew exactly who and what those guys were when the playoffs began. They were Black-and-Blueshirts and they were Bluebloods who for the most part had been nurtured within the organization and had coalesced to earn top seed in the East.

Now, though, as the first round of this year’s tournament opens here tonight against the Caps, there is an essential question about the Rangers, and it is the one that Butch and Sundance asked one another: “Who are those guys?”

The core was split, first over the summer in the trade for Rick Nash, and then again at the trade deadline with the trade of Marian Gaborik. Fourteen players made their Rangers’ debuts this season, albeit some in cameo roles. Seven guys expected to play tonight did not participate in last year’s trip to the conference finals.

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