Rangers fall to Hurricanes in overtime
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Rangers fall to Hurricanes in overtime
"With the loss, the Rangers arrived at the 41-game mark, the midpoint of their season, at 19-17-5. Their road record fell to 14-7-2. "I think it's been a mixed bag," Rangers coach Mike Sullivan said when asked his impressions of his team at the halfway point. "We're right in the thick of it. I think we're capable of being better. I think there's another level we've got to push ourselves to try to get there.""
"Blake tipped in a shot by Sebastian Aho for the winner, with 12.6 seconds left in the OT. The loss leaves the Rangers at 7-5 in games that have been decided in overtime or a shootout. "If you give them two minutes of 4-on-3, there's a pretty good chance that they're going to score," forward Mika Zibanejad said. "We're 12 seconds away from doing a really good job and taking it to shootout. Yeah, it was tough one.""
The Rangers lost 3-2 in overtime to the Carolina Hurricanes after a tripping penalty to Matthew Robertson with 1:59 remaining in OT led to a 4-on-3 power-play goal by Jackson Blake, who tipped Sebastian Aho's shot with 12.6 seconds left. Igor Shesterkin made 32 saves while Carolina's Brandon Bussi made 17. The Rangers led 2-1 entering the third before Jordan Martinook tied the game on a Jalen Chatfield shot that slithered past Shesterkin. The Rangers reached the season midpoint at 19-17-5, with a 14-7-2 road record and a 7-5 OT/SO mark.
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