David Quinn stopped a drill at Rangers practice Saturday and adamantly told his team he wanted to see more urgency and pace and less sticking in spots on the power play.
The unit has been better of late, but there’s still work to be done for the NHL’s 19th-ranked power play.
The Rangers started the season 1-for-12 on the man-advantage before scoring three power-play goals over their past two games (10 opportunities) entering Sunday’s meeting with the Flames at the Garden.
“That’s how you win games, scoring on the power play, so we’ve got to work on it more in practice,” winger Mats Zuccarello said.