The New York Rangers Continue Playoff Success with Double-Overtime Win
The New York Rangers remain undefeated in the playoffs, with a 2-0 record against the Carolina Hurricanes in the second round. The latest game, which went into double-overtime at Madison Square Garden, is gaining attention for its late drama and intensity.
First Period
The Rangers opened the scoring at the 9:07 mark with a goal from Alexis Lafreniere, beating Frederick Andersen high stick-side. Carolina quickly responded with a goal from Jake Guentzel, followed by Dmitry Orlov’s buzzer-beater to end the period 2-1 in favor of Carolina.
Second Period
The Rangers tied the game in the second period with a goal from Lafreniere after a beautiful feed from Adam Fox. Carolina reclaimed the lead with a goal from Guentzel.
Third Period and Overtime
The game saw back-and-forth action, with the Rangers tying the game at 3-3 in the third period. Vincent Trocheck scored the game-winner in double-overtime for the Hurricanes.
Overall Game Notes and the Trouba Hit
Special teams and goaltending have been crucial for both teams, with Shesterkin standing out for the Rangers. Guentzel has been a key player for Carolina. The controversial moment of the game was Jacob Trouba’s attempted hit on Martin Necas in overtime, sparking debate about player safety.
Image: [Insert Image Here]
