The New York Rangers Are Looking To Break Their Franchise-Record Winning Run, So They Can’t Let Up On The Gas.

Things in the Big Apple were beginning to look bad for a time.

 

With a record of 11-9-1, the Rangers were the 17th-best team in the league from December 1 to January 15. However, they are now enjoying an eight-game winning streak and are just three wins away from tying the franchise record of ten games, which was set in 1939–40 and 1972–73.

The Blueshirts hope to continue their winning streak into tonight’s game against the New Jersey Devils.

Defender Adam Fox remarked, “I think we’ve been winning in different ways.” “Now is the moment to realize how important points are and to start seeing your playoff picture. You win eight games in a row, but teams are still right behind you, so you can’t let up on the gas, and we understand that.

The team’s seven consecutive goals against the Ottawa Senators on the road on January 27 sparked the team’s winning run. The main subject at the time was in the next, where 38-year-old veteran Jonathan Quick outplayed Igor Shesterkin.

However, the Russian goalie has gone 4-0-0 with a.937 save percentage, 2.26 goals against average, and a shutout since returning from NHL All-Star Weekend. Shesterkin appears to have found his game, particularly after recording one of his greatest performances of the season on Tuesday night against the Dallas Stars, which included 41 saves.

 

 

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