
Rangers, Jonathan Quick blank Red Wings despite not playing their best
NY Post
There are times when a team just has to take the win and run.
Well, the Rangers scooped up their empty-net abetted 4-0 win over the Red Wings on Saturday night and got the heck out of dodge after a game where the score could’ve — and probably should’ve — been inverted given how insufficiently the visitors played.
“I think we were just trying to do a little too much coming out of our end,” Braden Schneider told The Post after the game, in which he and Zac Jones were the Rangers’ strongest defensive pairing. “As D, we weren’t moving it quick enough to our forwards. Forwards had D pressure. They had to make some tough plays.
“All in all, I think we were just a little slow on breaking pucks out. I thought the last 30 minutes we did a better job.”

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