Standings: Bruins (30-13-1), Rangers (29-12-4)
Leading Scorer: Tyler Seguin (17-23-40)
Goaltender: Tim Thomas (29 GS, 2.02 GAA, .940 SV%)
Rangers Lines (probable):
Carl Hagelin-Derek Stepan-Marian Gaborik
Brandon Dubinsky-Brad Richards-Brandon Prust
Ruslan Fedotenko-Brian Boyle-Ryan Callahan
Artem Anisimov-John Mitchell-Mike Rupp
Ryan McDonagh-Dan Girardi
Michael Del Zotto-Anton Stralman
Marc Staal-Stu Bickel
Henrik Lundqvist gets the start today.
Scratches/Injuries: Mike Sauer (concussion), Jeff Woywitka (foot), Wojtek Wolski (healthy)
Suit’s take: The dog days of the NHL season are upon us folks. The Winter Classic is in our rear-view mirror and the playoffs are still a ways away. Despite the Rangers recent struggles (if you can even call it that), I personally still see the good in this team and I believe the Rangers can beat anybody with the personnel they have. They’re not perfectly built, but neither are the Bruins, who we will see today for the first time this sea...
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PLAYERS:
Tyler Seguin,
Tim Thomas,
Marian Gaborik,
Brandon Prust,
Ryan Callahan,
Dan Girardi,
Anton Stralman,
Stu Bickel,
Henrik Lundqvist,
Jeff Woywitka,
Wojtek Wolski
TEAMS: Boston Bruins, New York Rangers
TEAMS: Boston Bruins, New York Rangers
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