Rangers lose to Canadiens as three-game win streak gets snapped
NY Post
The Rangers enjoyed a rare stretch filled with rookie debuts, milestones and wins, but reality is one heck of a buzzkill.
Canadiens star Cole Caufield delivered the reality check.
Thursday’s 3-2 loss to the Canadiens at Madison Square Garden snapped the Blueshirts’ three-game winning streak, as Caufield potted goals Nos. 48 and 49 of the season to stifle the home team’s two-goal, third-period comeback.
A notable number of Montreal jerseys were in the MSG stands to see it.
You could hear just how many there were after each Canadiens goal.
And they shot out of their MSG seats as Caufield made a slick move around Vladislav Gavrikov with just over five minutes left in regulation to put Montreal ahead.
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The Rangers were able to maintain a sliver of their pride at Madison Square Garden.