Rangers’ disastrous season complete as playoff hopes dead with loss to Hurricanes
NY Post
RALEIGH, N.C. — This was dragged out longer than it needed to be.
The Rangers were finally eliminated Saturday after a 7-3 loss to the Hurricanes at Lenovo Center, but the team realistically lost its season in November and have been headed toward this colossal letdown for the entire 2024-25 campaign.
Facing elimination for a second game in a row was one too many.
The Blueshirts have looked like they’ve wanted to go home for weeks.
And so this slow crawl over broken glass to the finish line came to an end.
The last two games should be slightly less painful now that they won’t carry any meaning, though having to sit with the discomfort of how this tragic season unfolded will be an offseason sentence.
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