The New York Rangers came into this weekend with an opportunity to win a few games against teams that were ranked last in each of their respective divisions at home. The Blackhawks came into Saturday’s contest against New York losers of their last eight games.
It didn’t ultimately matter though. The Blackhawks scored twice on the powerplay and the Rangers continued to miss key opportunities as they were blown off home ice by a 5-2 final.
New York’s problems on home ice persisted once again as the Rangers fell to 4-6-4 at Madison Square Garden this season. After a Libor Hajek turnover kept the Blackhawks in possession, Reese Johnson got
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