Season Resumes with a Ranger Victory in Ottawa
howie9416 | Mar 02, 2010 | Comments 1
Hey everyone, it’s been a couple of weeks since I have had to post about the Rangers and at least tonight they gave me something positive to talk about. They faced off against the Ottawa Senators at ScotiaBank Place and came away with a nice win which was a total team effort. Callahan had a pair, Avery added one and Dubinsky also had one as well as Lundqvist being solid in net as usual.
After they had a somewhat sluggish first period, they exploded for 4 goals in the second to turn a 1-0 deficit into a 4-1 lead which they would not relinquish for the rest of the night. The team defense limited the Sens big-time and kept the home crowd quiet for most of the evening. It would be nice to see them carry this effort over into Thursday night, but that will remain to be seen since this team has been up and down all year.
What I hope doesn’t happen is that Sather does something foolish like trying to get a quick fix for a one and done playoff run. I’d rather see this team build around its youth and turn this crap into a cup contender for years to come so we Ranger fans have something to look forward to.
One other thing, I’m still at a loss at Directv’s stubbornness at the whole Versus issue; come on already, the playoffs are 6 weeks or so away and subscribers can still not see the games on that channel. Time for both sides to get it done and stop the BS that has been going on for now 6 months and newsflash – the ones who are suffering are the subscribers and no one else, so cut the s__t Comcast and Directv.
Well, their next few games are as follows: home against the Pens and Sidney Crybaby on Thurs, in DC to face Ovie and the Caps on Saturday, and home against Ryan Miller and the Sabres on Sunday Night as they continue to wind down their season schedule.
Until next time,
Howie
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About the Author: Howie has been a Ranger fan since he was 6, been going to MSG since the 80's and has had season tickets since 2001. He is originally from NJ and moved to the Poconos in PA 5 years ago and still manages to get to the games. Howie's real job is as a tax accountant for Merck & Co., Inc. in Whitehouse Station, NJ, and has been working there for 20+ yrs. Howie has been married for 6 years and has a son, and yes his name is Ranger.

Lundqvist is rumored to be heading back to Europe next season. If he does who will the Rangers try to acquire? Caesar Montiago?