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Thursday, November 6, 2014

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Rangers 4, Red Wings 3, Overtime

Seconds From Victory in Regulation, Rangers Overtake Red Wings in Overtime

By ALLAN KREDA
Derick Brassard, left, and Rick Nash after Brassard’s power-play goal in overtime. Nash also scored for his 10th goal of the season.
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Derick Brassard, left, and Rick Nash after Brassard’s power-play goal in overtime. Nash also scored for his 10th goal of the season.

A power-play goal by Derick Brassard gave the Rangers, who were playing with a depleted roster, a victory over the resilient Red Wings.

P.A. Parenteau Lifts Canadiens Past Sabres

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

P.A. Parenteau scored in regulation and added the shootout winner in the Montreal Canadiens' 2-1 victory over the Buffalo Sabres on Wednesday night.

Penguins Goalie Marc-Andre Fleury Receives Extension

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Fleury, the franchise’s winningest goaltender, signed a four-year, $23 million contract extension.

Gordie Howe, shown in 1955, played for the Red Wings for 25 years, winning four Stanley Cups and six Hart Trophy awards.

When Red Wings Are on the Ice, Minds Are on Gordie Howe

By JEFF Z. KLEIN

With Howe in Texas recovering from a stroke and fighting the effects of dementia, the Red Wings have become traveling ambassadors for him.

Blues Edge Devils to Extend Streak

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Vladimir Tarasenko scored on a power play early in the third period, Jake Allen earned his second straight shutout, and St. Louis’s winning streak reached six games.

Blues 4, Rangers 3, Shootout
The Rangers’ Ryan Malone fought for possession with the Blues’ Ian Cole.

Rangers’ Stand-In Lineup Comes Up Short Against Blues

By ALLAN KREDA

The Rangers, who were missing Mats Zuccarello and dressed four replacements on defense because of injuries and a suspension, came out flying, but St. Louis still won its fifth straight.

Hugh Jessiman, 30, in Vienna, played two games in the N.H.L. after being drafted 12th over all in 2003. He now plays for the UPC Vienna Capitals.

A Draft Bust Playing in Vienna Pictures Life After Hockey

By SETH BERKMAN

Hugh Jessiman, the 12th pick of the 2003 draft, who played for eight minor league teams and in two N.H.L. games, is now in Austria and planning his next steps.

N.H.L. Roundup

Rangers’ McDonagh May Miss Four Weeks

By ALLAN KREDA

Ryan McDonagh, the Rangers’ captain, on Saturday separated his left shoulder, the same one he injured last April and missed five games.

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Joe Thornton, right, was stripped of San Jose’s captaincy after last season’s early playoff exit.

Sharks Profess Unity After Playoff Woes

By JEFF Z. KLEIN

In recent years, the San Jose Sharks have known nothing but disappointment in the Stanley Cup playoffs, but the players say that any problems have been addressed.

The Kings vanquished the Rangers and goalie Henrik Lundqvist to win the Stanley Cup on Friday night.

Kings’ Second Stanley Cup in Three Seasons Defies Cap Logic

By ANDREW KNOLL

Los Angeles defeated the Rangers in the Stanley Cup finals to lift the Cup for the second time in three years, an achievement that comes despite the current salary-capped era of parity in the N.H.L.

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Key Moments From the Sports Summer of 1994
Compiled by JUSTIN SABLICH

Twenty years later, revisit the most memorable moments from the sports summer of 1994, with archival photography and video recollections from Times reporters and editors on the Knicks, Rangers, World Cup and more.

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No Vacancy
By PAT PICKENS

In hockey, a goalie is always mindful of the vulnerable areas in front of the net. These days, no one is better at guarding those spots than the Rangers’ Henrik Lundqvist.

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