Black Friday at TD Garden usually belongs to the Bruins—but this year, the Rangers walked in like they owned the place. New York didn’t show a hint of the typical post-Thanksgiving sluggishness. If anything, they looked sharper than they have all trip. From the opening puck drop, it was obvious: Boston wanted a slow, grinding, “work off the turkey” period and the Rangers had zero patience for that plan in a 6-2 rout, for their league-leading 11th road win.
Shaking off the Turkey Legs:
The Bruins tried to settle into a slow, safe first period… and the Rangers said absolutely not.