"There's a lot of pride that I've only missed the playoffs a few times and I like to consider those anomalies," Pacioretty said. Playing against the Rangers brings Pacioretty back to his hockey roots. A native of New Canaan, Connecticut, he was 5 years old when the Rangers won the Stanley Cup in 1994, which sparked his interest in the sport. "I don't think I would be playing hockey if the Rangers hadn't won the Cup in 1994," he said.
John Carlson has played more hockey than anyone in the NHL this season not named Drew Doughty, and that volume has not gone unnoticed around the league. "He's playing a lot of minutes," Detroit winger Patrick Kane said. A decade since playing with Kane for the U.S. at the Sochi Olympics, Carlson recently passed the 1,000-games milestone and is still shouldering a heavy workload at age 34.
Charlie Lindgren allowed three goals on 21 shots, the last by Jake Sanderson in overtime, and the Washington Capitals lost a sixth consecutive game, a 3-2 defeat to the Ottawa Senators on Sunday night that's yet another blow to their playoff hopes late in the NHL season. The Capitals sit on the outside looking in with five games left to play, despite goals from Max Pacioretty and Aliaksei Protas.
No | Player | P |
---|---|---|
27 | D | |
96 | RW | |
19 | C | |
25 | D | |
74 | D | |
26 | C | |
42 | D | |
78 | G | |
4 | D | |
2 | D | |
3 | D | |
46 | D | |
35 | G | |
29 | C | |
79 | G | |
47 | LW | |
25 | D | |
24 | C | |
15 | LW | |
63 | LW | |
77 | RW | |
8 | LW | |
67 | LW | |
21 | C | |
38 | D | |
23 | C | |
17 | C | |
43 | RW | |
57 | D |