Rangers only have one chance in desperate playoff push
NY Post
The right players are getting hot at the right time for the Rangers, but they’ll need everybody contributing to the cause to catch the Bruins for the final playoff spot.
The Rangers trail Boston, which has two games in hand, by four points in the East with 11 games left in their regular season. They also trail the Islanders, who the Blueshirts will meet three times through the remaining games, by eight points. The Isles also still have three games left against the first-place Capitals. So there were the rookies, Vitali Kravtsov and Alexis Lafreniere, scoring one goal apiece to help the Rangers complete a four-game sweep of the Devils with a 5-3 win Sunday afternoon at the Prudential Center.
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