St. Louis 4 Rangers 3: Most the season, Henrik Lundqvist has carried the Rangers when they couldn’t put the puck in the net. Thursday night, he was the problem, allowing four goals against sixteen shots as the Rangers dropped their second-straight. The Rangers took a 2-1 lead on Marian Gaborik’s 37th of the year, but the Blues jumped ahead with two goals in the second period. Wade Redden tied the game in the third, but Paul Kariya put the Blues up for good just over a minute later. more ›

Yes, some of it was simply bad bounces of the puck, but the coaching has to be called into question as well. Wade Redden led the team with almost 26 minutes of ice time. He registered a -2 for the game and considering how he has played this season, why is he still playing? One thing is certain, with the trade deadline quickly approaching expect something to happen to shake up this club soon. more ›

Everything is perfectly setup. Sean Avery is back on the ice in Hartford, mixing it up from the moment he stepped on the ice last night. It seems inevitable that he will be back on Broadway soon, trying to revive the Rangers’ season. more ›

• Giants 44 Seattle 6: New York took control of the game with their opening series and never looked back as they destroyed Seattle on Sunday. Starting with the ball on their own nine, it took only four plays for the Giants to lead 7-0 after Eli Manning connected with Domenik Hixon on a 32-yard strike. The Giants scored on their first six drives of the game, not even punting until about 10 minutes remained in the third quarter. more ›