All I can say about tonights game, is WOW... What an amazing team effort to pull out the victory in a thriller against Hudson River Rivals, the New York Rangers. WOW, if you missed the first period, you missed a lot... 18 total shots, 10 for New York, 8 for Jersey. 7 scoring chances to 6, also, in favor of New York. With barely any stoppages in play throughout the first 20 minutes, play was, considerably, VERY EXCITING for both teams, both fan bases. An extremely entertaining first period had one penalty, which was killed off by the 3rd ranked PK unit in the league when Rangers defenseman Michael Del Zotto got the call about 7 minutes through for interferance on Clarkson. New Jersey is ranked second league-wide when short handed. Along with the penalty, the Rangers put a marker up on the scoreboard with about 30 seconds left in the period. Former Blue Jacket Anton Stralman scored his second goal of the season on a rebound that was kicked right...
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Running With The Devils:
PLAYERS:
Anton Stralman,
Marian Gaborik,
Carl Hagelin,
Zach Parise,
Brad Richards,
Mark Fayne,
Brian Boyle,
Ilya Kovalchuk,
David Clarkson,
Dainius Zubrus,
Andy Greene,
John Tortorella,
Derek Stepan,
Martin Brodeur,
Carey Price,
Evgeni Malkin,
Michael Del Zotto
TEAMS: New York Rangers, New Jersey Devils, Montreal Canadiens, Philadelphia Flyers, Pittsburgh Penguins
TEAMS: New York Rangers, New Jersey Devils, Montreal Canadiens, Philadelphia Flyers, Pittsburgh Penguins
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