Where Are The Young, Canadian Goaltenders?
from Rob Longley of the Toronto Sun, Quick’s outstanding regular season makes him full value for being a contender for the Vezina Trophy as the league’s top goaltender. His fellow finalists in Vezina voting are a Swede, Henrik Lundqvist of the New York Rangers, and a Finn, Pekka Rinne of the Nashville Predators.
There’s no denying that struggles at the position...
Via Kukla's Korner
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4 hours ago
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Rangers final grades: Goaltending and management
Goaltending this season was a huge factor in both the Rangers regular season and postseason success. The tandem of Henrik Lundqvist and Martin Biron finished third in the league in goals against during the regular season, behind only the notoriously stingy St. Louis Blues and LA Kings.
In addition to the goalie report cards, I’m also going to break down management. John Tortorella...
Via Blue Seat Blogs
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2 days ago
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2 days ago
Devils Making Henrik Lundqvist Look Human As New Jersey Pushes Rangers to Brink of Elimination
The Rangers didn't exactly play their best hockey throughout the first two rounds of the Stanley Cup playoffs, but that fact was covered up largely thanks to Henrik Lundqvist. The Vezina trophy favorite was also the front-runner for the Conn Smythe trophy, but the Devils have gotten to the all-world goaltender, and because of that, the Devils are just one game from reaching the...
Via NESN.com
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9 days ago
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9 days ago
Brad Richards take shot at own goalie Henrik Lundqvist
New York Rangers goalie Henrik Lundqvist has been stopping a lot of shots during the first three rounds of the NHL Stanley Cup playoffs— but it's safe to say they have all come the opposing team.
During the third period of last night's 5-3 loss to the New Jersey Devils, Lunqvist had to make a save on a shot that came off the stick of his own teammate Brad Richards.
The...
Via The Other Paper
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9 days ago
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9 days ago
Lundqvist struggles as Rangers lose
The New York Rangers played their best game of the postseason against the New Jersey Devils. Unfortunately, it was a night Henrik Lundqvist played his worst
Call it bad timing. Whatever.
The bottom line is the regular season's best team in the Eastern Conference is on the brink of elimination in the conference finals.
Lundqvist gave up a postseason-high four goals on only...
Via AP on Fox
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9 days ago
Lundqvist struggles as Rangers lose Game 5, 5-3
The New York Rangers played their best game of the postseason against the New Jersey Devils. Unfortunately, it was a night Henrik Lundqvist played his worst
Call it bad timing. Whatever.
The bottom line is the regular season's best team in the Eastern Conference is on the brink of elimination in the conference finals.
Lundqvist gave up a postseason-high four goals on only...
Via AP on Fox
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9 days ago
Lundqvist Not Worried About Lack of Offense
Dan Rosen at NHL.com was able to speak with Henrik Lundqvist about the Rangers lack of offense during the postseason..."Honestly, it's not a concern for me at all how many goals we score. I just try to focus on my game. My approach to the game and my mindset doesn't change no matter how many goals we score. A lot of times two or three goals have been enough. I try to...
Via NY Rangers Blog
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10 days ago
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10 days ago
Devils try to mix things up
Is Henrik Lundqvist taking residence inside the Devils' heads?
The New York Rangers' MVP and Vezina candidate goaltender has made 81 saves on 84 shots in the first three games, including shutout victories in Games 1 and 3 of the Eastern Conference Finals.
"We just have to do what we were doing all three games," insisted Devils forward Ilya Kovalchuk. "We...
Via Fox Sports
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12 days ago
Postgame: King Henrik's Superhuman Performance Carries Rangers to Game 3 Win Over Devils
There's breathtaking goaltending, and then there's what went on in Henrik Lundqvist's crease this afternoon at the Prudential Center.
In what was arguably the goalie's most admirable performance of his career, Lundqvist carried his New York Rangers to a Game 3 shutout victory over the New Jersey Devils all by himself. What the team accomplished, or didn't...
Via The Rangers Tribune
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13 days ago
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13 days ago
Lundqvist Right in Speaking Out Against League
The New York Rangers salvaged their season with an uber important 3-2 win over the Ottawa Senators last night at Scotiabank Place, but goaltender Henrik Lundqvist was still fuming after the final buzzer, and he had every right to be. With 39 seconds left in the third period, Jason Spezza scored a goal that shouldn't have counted for two reasons:
1) The puck was clearly swiped...
Via The Rangers Tribune
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April 24, 2012
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April 24, 2012
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