Rangers playing ‘different brand of hockey’ in recent surge
NY Post
The Rangers haven’t wavered when describing their games for the past few weeks.
Even if the results and their placement in the standings didn’t change much, they’d improved from the lowest points of their slide.
“A different vibe,” Vincent Trocheck told The Post’s Larry Brooks last week.
And after securing five out of a possible six points during a three-game West Coast trip, the Rangers finally have the results to back up those claims.
They’ve collected points in seven of their past eight games and enter Saturday’s match against the Blue Jackets — which starts a four-game stretch against beatable teams ahead of them in the playoff race — with a six-game point streak.
“It seems like ever since Christmas,” forward Reilly Smith said Thursday after a 5-3 victory against the Utah Hockey Club, “we’re playing a different brand of hockey.”
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