Rangers Win 3-1 Over The Flyers

Fighting through heavy traffic Rangers net minder #30 Henrik "The King" Lundqvist is back putting together excellent back to back perfomances.

What makes a winner is not knowing when to quit and Henrik is definitely an example of that.

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I compare him to Alex Rodriguez on the New York Yankees in Baseball, in the clutch he has beaten himself.

If he can pull it together then you are possibly talking about a Stanley Cup in future years for the blueshirts.

Henrik recorded his 28th win of the season as he stopped 17 out of 18 shots, making some big saves throughout the game.

I am getting real tired of the Ranger broadcasters commenting on bad calls from the referees when it is a play that results in a power play for New York.

Whey are they whenever the team that they are supposed to be in support of is wronged?

Rangers #16 Sean Avery gets called whenever he even breathes on an opposing player, and lets not talk about how many times he is cheap shotted behind the play.

The fact is on the play that they were complaining about whenever a player slams into a goalie it doesn't matter whether he has the puck or not someone is going to the box.

Later in the 2nd period Sean drew a two minute roughing penalty on the Flyers #21 Scott Hartnell, he was punched in the head over 4 times, and to me whenever a player drops his gloves it should always be a 5 minute major.

After playing very inconsistent over the last stretch of games S. Avery has regained his game scoring his 9th goal of the season to tie the game at one a piece.

Riding the momentum New York took the lead on a power play goal from defensemen #33 Michal Rozsival, which was a result of his strong play.

Michal has been having a poor season but watching him today you can see he is feeling 100 percent.

With a player like this I can give him the benefit of the doubt that he may not have been healthy as of yet in the 2009-10 campaign.

When it applies to the captain #23 Chris Drury though it is a completely different story as he continues to surrender the puck in key situations, and be unable to it in the back of the net.

Chris has to be out there majority of the time so he has to produce plain and simple.

The 3rd period was all New York S. Avery was able to score his 2nd goal of the game adding to his 10th on the year.

From that point on the physical aspect of the game stepped up as the Flyers captain Mike Richards was wrecked from Rangers #17 Brandon Dubinsky when they dropped the gloves.

The blueshirts came away with a 3-1 win as they will move on to Tuesday's game, to take on the Montreal Canadians at Madison Square Garden with the puck scheduled to drop at 7:30 pm eastern time.