Rangers Stumble Again: Can They Break the Goal Drought Before It’s Too Late?
The Rangers went into Tuesday night looking to contain Edmonton’s star, Connor McDavid.
On that note, mission accomplished, as McDavid was held scoreless at Madison Square Garden.
Unfortunately, so were the Rangers — again — in a 2-0 loss.
In what’s become an alarming trend, the Rangers haven’t scored a goal in three home games this season, becoming the only team in NHL history to open a season with that much futility on their home ice.
But instead of panic, the Rangers — from new head coach Mike Sullivan, to veteran players like captain J.T. Miller and Mika Zibanejad, insist they are playing well and there’s no reason to make drastic changes.
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