Kaapo Kakko's late goal lifts Rangers past Canadiens
Kaapo Kakko scored the tiebreaking goal during a four-minute power play with 23 seconds left as the New York Rangers ended their first five-game losing streak in over three years with a 4-3 victory over the visiting Montreal Canadiens on Saturday afternoon.
Jacob Trouba’s fight, Kaapo Kakko’s late goal and a better start: 6 Rangers takeaways
Captain Jacob Trouba, who has struggled of late and recently heard his name in trade rumors for the second time in six months, fought Montreal’s Josh Anderson early in Saturday’s game. The Canadiens presumably wanted New York’s captain to answer the bell for a hit he made earlier this season on Justin Barron, and he obliged.
Rangers snap five-game skid on Kaapo Kakko's late goal to beat Canadiens at Garden
The Rangers, starting a five-game homestand, were boosted by the return to the lineup of injured forwards Chris Kreider, who had missed three games with back spasms, and Filip Chytil, who’d missed seven games with an upper body injury that was deemed not to be a concussion.
American defenseman Adam Fox and Swedish center Mika Zibanejad – slated to represent their respective countries in the NHL’s ...
But the line only got 10 games together before Chytil bumped into Carolina forward Jesper Fast. He would miss the final 72 ...
The longest-tenured Ranger has responded to being put on the trade block by digging in deeper on the daily grind.
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