Igor Shesterkin Makes Rangers' Goal Crystal Clear Using Two Words

The 29-year-old netminder enters the first season of his record-breaking deal following a 27-29-5 campaign.

Shesterkin finished last year with 21.6 Goals Saved Above Expected and posted a 0.37 Goals Against Average Better Than Expected, according to Money Puck.

Shesterkin said on Friday that the team-wide focus is on a reset under new Rangers head coach Mike Sullivan.

“Of course, we are focused on a new start,” Shesterkin said. “We forget last season. We just look to turn this page and be ready for the next preseason games and for opening night.”

Shesterkin added that he has been encouraged by the approach of Sullivan, who was hired after a decade with the Pittsburgh Penguins where he won two Stanley Cup titles.

“He is a pretty good coach,” Shesterkin said. “He knows what he wants, so he put hard work for everyone.”

Beyond the crease, the Rangers begin this new chapter with J.T. Miller named captain and Sullivan setting a harder, faster style of play.

“We want to be a fast, in-your-face, F-U type of team,” Miller said explainging the "No B.S." slogan used by the Rangers. “What are (other teams) going to say about the Rangers in their room? What do we want them to think about us? ‘They’re a team that’s not going to give you an easy night.’”

The Rangers will open their regular season on October 7 against the Penguins.