TL;DR: Key Points on the New York Rangers’ Playoff Potential
- The Rangers lead the Metropolitan Division with a 45-20-4 record and 94 points, demonstrating their dominance in the NHL.
- They rank 4th in goal differential at +44, reflecting their ability to outscore opponents effectively.
- Their 5-on-5 play is solid, with a near-even expected goals ratio, indicating balanced offensive and defensive capabilities.
- The team has matched a franchise record with 10 consecutive wins, showcasing their current form and momentum.
- Artemi Panarin stands out with 94 points, ranked 5th in the NHL, supported by significant contributions from Chris Kreider, Mika Zibanejad, Vincent Trocheck, and Adam Fox.
- Goalie Igor Shesterkin has a strong record, further solidifying the team’s defensive strength.
- Playoff odds are favorable, with a 100% chance of making the playoffs and around a 20% chance of winning the Stanley Cup, according to various models.
Team Performance Overview
The New York Rangers are leading the Metropolitan Division with an impressive 45-20-4 record, amassing 94 points. This places them not only at the top of their division but also positions them as a formidable team across the NHL, where they stand with a fourth-place ranking in goal differential at +44.
At 5-on-5, the Rangers boast a 49.8% Corsi For percentage. This statistic, which measures shot attempt differential, underscores their…
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About Stephen Blue
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