In this edition of "Remember When," we look back at one of the more dramatic comeback wins in recent Rangers history, with New York storming back to win it in OT against the Stars, after tying it with just under a couple of seconds on the clock.
Throughout the entire game, the Rangers struggled to breach the defensive stronghold of Stars goaltender Jake Oettinger. Then, in a thrilling climax, K'Andre Miller unleashed a powerful shot from 40 feet with a fraction of a second left on the clock (official time undisclosed).
Overtime ensued, and the Rangers wasted no time getting down to business. Mika Zibanejad seized an opportunity, dispossessing Stars defenseman Miro Heiskanen. Artemi Panarin then injected chaos by receiving a pass from Zibanejad.
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