New York City Informer

Maybe now Rick Nash can turn up the heat. The Rangers winger finally ended his goalless postseason in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals on Sunday, but was hardly in the mood to celebrate after the Blueshirts’ 5-2 loss in Boston.      Rangers Rss Article only

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Most NHL players readily praise teammates with typically clichéd answers, but Carl Hagelin’s comment about Rick Nash on March 12 was different.      Rangers Rss Article only

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With the chance to create some breathing room between the teams behind them in a desperate push to the Eastern Conference playoffs, the Rangers ended up gasping Monday night. Sports stories from Newsday

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Rick Nash, New York’s prized offseason acquisition, scored twice in the Rangers’ 5-2 win over the Flyers at Wells Fargo Center on Tuesday night, including his second on a wraparound with 12:18 remaining in the game to regain momentum after Philly had bounced back to make it 3-2. Rangers Rss Article only

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Rick Nash said “a lot of different things” have been bothering him. He is not playing Tuesday night against Winnipeg but said he already had skated on his own “a few times” last week and that his condition is “definitely (headed) in the right direction. Rangers Rss Article only

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Four key contributors returned to the Rangers’ lineup Thursday night: Rick Nash, Ryan McDonagh, Michael Del Zotto and the puck. The Rangers snapped a four-game losing skid and overwhelmed the Tampa Bay Lightning, 4-1, at the Garden by imposing their will on both ends with longer possessions, deeper forechecks and quicker defensive-zone outlets to send [...]

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The Rangers remained silent on potential major injuries to forward Rick Nash and defenseman Ryan McDonagh on Monday morning, but the good news is McDonagh at least was seen receiving treatment from trainers at the team’s Greenburgh facility. Rangers Rss Article only

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Rick Nash will not meet the Rangers for Saturday night’s game at the Bell Centre, and with injuries mounting, Steve Eminger will be using his plane ticket. Rangers Rss Article only

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Rick Nash’s unexpected scratch set the Rangers back immediately Tuesday, but the bigger surprise was their inexplicable failure to pounce on a tired, barely-present Canadiens team in a 3-1 loss at the Garden. “It’s probably one of the worst hockey games I’ve been a part of, both teams,” said John Tortorella Rangers Rss Article only

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Steve Nash was a surprise scratch against the Montreal Canadiens, who brought ex-Ranger Brandon Prust and a four-game winning streak into the Garden to complete New York’s three-game homestand. Rangers Rss Article only

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Saturday night, Rick Nash redeemed his costly second-period turnover with a go-ahead, highlight-reel goal in the third to propel the Rangers to a 3-2 win over the Lightning, a bounce-back effort from Thursday’s 3-0 home loss to the Penguins. Rangers Rss Article only

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When someone asked Mike D’Antoni before Tuesday’s game whether he considers Carmelo Anthony a Most Valuable Player candidate, the Lakers coach said he most certainly does. Then he mentioned Kevin Durant and LeBron James, too. Sports stories from Newsday

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Rick Nash, the Blueshirts’ prized offseason acquisition, is close to a deal with Swiss A-League hockey club Davos, according to sources, to play overseas during the NHL lockout. A contract would reunite him with the franchise he played for during the canceled 2004-05 NHL season. Rangers Rss Article only

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Rick Nash, the Blueshirts’ prized offseason acquisition, is close to a deal with Swiss A-League hockey club Davos, according to sources, to play overseas during the NHL lockout. A contract would reunite him with the franchise he played for during the canceled 2004-05 NHL season. Rangers Rss Article only

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Brandon Prust is a Hab and John Mitchell is an Av, so the Rangers went out on Day One of free agency Sunday and inked depth forwards Arron Asham, 34, and Micheal Haley, 26, to two-year deals to compensate for their losses up front. Rangers Rss Article only

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