Tom Boorstein

The Devils celebrate at The Rock (AP) If the Devils needed revenge for the 1994 Eastern Conference finals—and three Stanley Cups since then suggests they didn't—they finally got it. Eighteen years after falling to the Rangers in seven games, the Devils wrapped up up a berth in the Stanley... continue reading on Gothamist

Now the series is tied (AP) In both of their wins in the Eastern Conference finals, the Rangers have weathered an early Devils storm and then won it in the third period. In Monday's 4-1 Devils victory, they came out flat but didn't hold off the Devils. The result... continue reading on Gothamist

With 36 saves, Henrik Lundqvist made it possible for the Rangers to once again stay in a game long enough for their offense to wake up. The alarm clock went off in the third period, and for the second time in three games this series, the Rangers won, 3-0,... continue reading on Gothamist

After a 3-2 loss to the Devils, the Rangers still have not won a 2012 playoff game while leading in a series. On Wednesday, the Rangers rallied from a 1-0 deficit to take a 2-1 lead, but the Devils scored one late in the second period (Ryan Carter) and... continue reading on Gothamist

For two periods, Game 1 of the Rangers-Devils Eastern Conference finals looked similar to the Blueshirts' first two rounds. Blocked shots, few great scoring chances and Henrik Lundqvist's making save after save. Then the third period opened up into a veritable offensive explosion. Dan Girardi and Chris Kreider beat... continue reading on Gothamist