Rangers Snap Skid, Rout Blackhawks 6-1

0:00On March 28th, the New York Rangers snapped a 6-game losing skid with a solid 6-to-1 win over the Chicago Black Hawks at Madison Square Garden on. Friday, rookie goalie Dylan Garan earned his first NHL victory, stopping 28 of 29 shots in his second career start. Forward, Adams Accora also nashed his first NHL goal in the blowout. Man had faced the Winnipeg Jets just a couple weeks earlier on March 22nd, making 35 saves in a close 3-2 shootout loss. For the Rangers, now sitting at 29 wins, 35 losses, and 9 overtime losses, this victory provided a much-needed boost after going. Zero wins, five losses, and one tie. J.T. Miller paced the offense with a goal and two assists, while Johnny Brazinski lit the lamp twice. Alexis LaFernier chipped in a power play tally, helping New York pull away late. Meanwhile, the Black Hawks got a long goal from Nick Lardis, but couldn't keep up, dropping to two wins in their last-day games.

1:01Chicago goalie Arbitz Soderblom faced heavy pressure, turning aside 33 shots in the defeat. Their young forward gave them an early one-nothing lead, but the Rangers responded quickly and never looked back. Debuting Ranger Drew Fortescue even picked up his first NHL point with an assist on Brazinski's second goal. This result leaves Chicago 10 points back of Nashville for the Western Conference's second wildcard spot, making their playoff push tougher as the season winds down. That wraps NHL news today. Brought to you with AI.