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Match Report

Skjei, Zibanejad and Lundqvist lead Rangers past Canadiens

Brady Skjei and Mika Zibanejad scored, Henrik Lundqvist stopped 34 shots for his 62nd career shutout and the New York Rangers picked up their first win of the season, beating the Montreal Canadiens 2-0 Sunday night.

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Last five matches

DateOppResultCompetition
11/7/26 @ Toronto Maple Leafs W 4-2 NHL
11/5/26 vs Utah Mammoth W 5-4 NHL
11/3/26 vs Winnipeg Jets L 4-5 NHL
10/31/26 vs Pittsburgh Penguins W 5-4 NHL
10/29/26 @ Dallas Stars W 5-2 NHL
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Team Stats

MTL NYR
9
Blocked Shots
17
22
Hits
24
6
Takeaways
11
34
Shots
25
0
Power Play Goals
0
1
Power Play Opportunities
3
0.0
Power Play Percentage
0.0
0
Short Handed Goals
0
0
Shootout Goals
0
22
Faceoffs Won
29
43.1
Faceoff Win Percent
56.9
12
Giveaways
23
3
Total Penalties
1
6
Penalty Minutes
2

Head to Head

NYR lead series 1-0

MTL Last 5 matchups NYR
  1. 3 Final 2018-02-23 @ MTL 1
  2. 5 Final 2017-10-28 @ MTL 4
  3. 0 Final 2017-10-08 @ NYR 2

Injuries

New York Rangers

  • Alberts Smits Out
  • Sean Durzi Injured Reserve
  • Igor Shesterkin Injured Reserve
  • Joe Veleno Injured Reserve
  • Aidan Thompson Injured Reserve

Montreal Canadiens

  • Josh Anderson Out
  • Ivan Demidov Injured Reserve
  • Mike Matheson Out
  • Sam Montembeault Injured Reserve
  • Bryce Pickford Injured Reserve

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