The Rangers may have picked up a lucky bounce early in the second period to trim New Jersey’s lead to 3-2, but after a dominant period for New York, that’s probably a fair result.
The Rangers controlled the entire frame from start to finish, and it took New Jersey just about the entire 20 minutes before they put together a shift resembling the kind of play they’ve established over the course of this series.
We all thought this game was over when New Jersey jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the first 10 minutes of the game, but if they let this pivotal swing contest slip away, it’s going to be utterly heartbreaking.
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