In a thrilling comeback, the New York Rangers secured a 3-2 victory over the Detroit Red Wings at Madison Square.
Jimmy Vesey scored the decisive goal with just 4:15 left in the third period. The Rangers, rebounding from their previous lopsided defeat, capitalized on a fortunate rebound after killing off a penalty.
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“We’ve got a great group and winning makes everything a little bit better. It’s fun to come to the rink … and what’s impressive about our team so far is we’ve won games 1-0 and we’ve won games 7-4. We’re comfortable with our team on any given night,” Vesey said.
K’Andre Miller and Artemi Panarin also contributed goals, showcasing the team’s resilience.
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The win marked the seventh comeback triumph of the season for the Rangers. The win coincided with defenseman Adam Fox’s return from a 10-game absence due to a leg injury.
Igor Shesterkin, the Rangers’ goaltender, played a pivotal role with 25 crucial saves, including key stops during a late Detroit power play.
The Red Wings, who had a three-game winning streak halted, witnessed goals from Moritz Seider and Robby Fabbri but fell short in New York for the second time this month.
The game featured intense moments, including a challenge to Vesey’s goal for a potential high stick, which stood after a brief review.
This triumph breaks the Rangers’ trend of consecutive losses. They are leading the President’s Trophy race with 33 (16-4-1) points from 21 games.
