Will Cuylle's two goals in the third period lifted the New York Rangers to a thrilling 4-3 victory against the Columbus Blue Jackets on Saturday night. Mika Zibanejad contributed a goal and an assist, while Arthur Kaliyev and Vincent Trocheck also made their mark on the scoresheet. Jonathan Quick was solid in goal, stopping 22 shots to secure the win.

Columbus, now experiencing its fourth consecutive defeat, saw goals from Kent Johnson, Justin Danforth, and James van Riemsdyk. Despite a strong performance from goalie Elvis Merzlikins, who made 36 saves, the Blue Jackets were unable to maintain their early leads.

Cuylle's first goal came just under two minutes into the third, tying the game, and he followed it up with the eventual winner with just over a minute remaining. Columbus’s struggle to hold onto their leads underlines their current woes, as they look to bounce back in their upcoming games.

In a thrilling contest, Will Cuylle emerged as the hero for the New York Rangers, netting two pivotal goals in the third period, leading his team to a comeback victory over the Columbus Blue Jackets with a final score of 4-3. This win marked the Rangers' third victory in their last four games. Mika Zibanejad contributed with a goal and an assist, while Arthur Kaliyev and Vincent Trocheck each added to the tally with Kaliyev scoring early in the first period. Jonathan Quick stood strong in goal, turning aside 22 shots.

On the other side, the Blue Jackets struggled to maintain their lead, despite goals from Kent Johnson, Justin Danforth, and James van Riemsdyk. Elvis Merzlikins made 36 saves but couldn't secure the win, leaving Columbus one point behind Detroit for a wild-card spot in the Eastern Conference. The game was a testament to the Rangers' resilience, with Cuylle tying the game early in the third before scoring the decisive goal with just under two minutes left on the clock.

The New York Rangers displayed a powerful performance, decisively defeating their opponents 5-0, showcasing significant improvement over previous months. Despite two disallowed goals, they maintained composure, with Igor Shesterkin earning his second consecutive shutout and demonstrating strong defensive capabilities, particularly from Will Borgen and K'Andre Miller. The team's scoring was notably balanced, with contributions from 13 different players, including a standout goal from Matt Rempe. Arthur Kaliyev's shooting prowess was also highlighted as he secured a goal, further establishing his offensive presence. The Rangers' current form echoes the highs of last season, raising hopes of a playoff run as they continue to chase a wildcard spot.

Igor Shesterkin led the New York Rangers to a commanding 5-0 victory over the Ottawa Senators, recording 20 saves for his third shutout of the season. Alexis Lafreniere opened the scoring with his 13th goal, followed by contributions from Arthur Kaliyev, Matt Rempe, Artemi Panarin, and Will Cuylle, solidifying the Rangers' impressive home record. The Rangers' defense, led by Adam Fox, played a crucial role, with Fox moving up in franchise history for points by a defenseman. The Senators' goalie Leevi Merilainen was replaced after two periods, unable to contain the Rangers' offensive onslaught.

With this win, the Rangers improved their post-January record to 7-1-3, marking their third consecutive home victory. The Senators, who had previously gone 5-0-1 in their last six games, faced their first regulation loss since January 9. Rempe's goal was especially notable as it marked his first of the season after a suspension.

Igor Shesterkin delivered an impressive performance with 20 saves while Alexis Lafreniere contributed with a goal and an assist as the New York Rangers trounced the Ottawa Senators 5-0. This victory marks the Rangers' third consecutive home win, elevating their record to 7-1-3 since January 2. Lafreniere opened the scoring by netting his 13th goal of the season, followed by contributions from Arthur Kaliyev, Matt Rempe, Artemi Panarin, and Will Cuylle. Shesterkin's shutout was his third of the season and the 18th of his career. The Senators, who had been on a six-game unbeaten streak, faced their first regulation loss since January 9.