Rangers left with far-fetched playoff scenario after brutal shutouts
NY Post
After Saturday’s shutout loss to the Islanders, there is now only one improbable scenario for the Rangers to make the playoffs.
The Blueshirts would have to win all four of their remaining games, two against the second-place Capitals and two against the team they’re trailing by eight points, the Bruins. Not only would they have to win outright, but Boston would have to go 0-6 over its final games of the season to lose the fourth playoff spot in the East Division. It’s not just an unlikely situation, it’s farfetched.
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