Rangers vs. Flyers: Postgame Notes
The New York Rangers secured a dramatic third-period comeback victory, their second such win of the season. The team’s recent form shows consistency, with points earned in 10 of their last 14 matches.
Artemi Panarin delivered a standout performance, recording his second multi-goal game of the season. This also marked his 30th multi-goal game as a Ranger, achieved in just 466 appearances. Mika Zibanejad contributed with the game-tying power play goal, his seventh of the season and the 115th of his Rangers career—one shy of the franchise record.
The Blueshirts have thrived when scoring first, boasting a 14-2-0 record in such games, one of the league’s best. Their resilience in close contests is also evident, with seven wins decided in overtime or shootouts, tying them for fourth in the NHL. Additionally, four players—Will Cuylle, J.T. Miller, Gabe Perreault, and Vincent Trocheck—have now registered points in consecutive games.
New York’s recent surge includes five wins in their last seven home games. The team’s ability to rally late has been a defining feature, with this latest comeback marking their fifth third-period turnaround of the season.
The Rangers’ strong finish extends their streak of earning points in tight matches. With key players contributing across the lineup, their record when scoring first and their overtime success highlight a team built for late-game pressure. The win reinforces their position as one of the league’s most resilient sides this season.
