Gavrikov, a shutdown defenseman who’s done so much to improve the Rangers in their own end of the ice this season, set up two goals in the third period that helped the Blueshirts come from behind and beat the St. Louis Blues 3-2 in Madison Square Garden Monday, ending their four-game losing streak.

RANGERS RUNDOWN The New York Rangers hit the road for their Thanksgiving swing and make their first stop in Carolina to face the Hurricanes on Wednesday night (7:00 PM - TV: MSG 2 - Radio: ESPN 1050 AM).

The Rangers killed off a four-minute high-sticking double minor against Brett Berard at 14:09, before Schenn scored of a deflection in front at 18:45 with Hofer on the bench for a sixth attacker. Unlike other nightmarish endings at MSG this season, the Rangers brought this one to the wire for a much-needed and well-deserved victory.

A long-term injury to a New York Rangers star blueliner could be catastrophic to the team's season as they fight for a playoff berth.

Miller cut the Rangers’ deficit to 2-1 when an Adam Fox pass went in off his skate late in the second period, but it never felt like they had a comeback in them. Nick Paul made sure of it by redirecting a feed from Nikita Kucherov to make it 3-1 Lightning 2:02 into the third before Jake Guentzel sealed the win with an empty-netter.

NEW YORK — As much as there were some bizarro world-type moments at Madison Square Garden on Sunday night, the result there for the New York Rangers remained mostly the same.

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They're 9-1-1 in away games and 1-7-1 at MSG, which begs the question: How can they be so good on the road and so bad at home?

Here's how to watch the Rangers game, including time, TV schedule and streaming information: Start the day smarter. Get all the news you need in your inbox each morning. Cable/Network TV: MSG 2 (for fans in the Rangers local broadcast area) Start time: 7 p.