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NY Post · May 19, 2015

This disappearing, non-scoring Rick Nash isn’t good enough

Rangers leading scorer Rick Nash tries to control the puck against the Lightning's Brenden Morrow during the Game 2 loss. TAMPA — So here we are again, the Rangers in the conference finals with a legitimate shot at winning the Stanley Cup despite being unable to score, and unable to score in the playoffs largely because their leading scorer can’t and doesn’t.

Following Monday’s Game 2 slop-fest of a 6-2 defeat to the talented Lightning in which his team committed a succession of brain-dead penalties in concert with repeated turnovers and blunders in critical portions of the ice, Blueshirts coach Alain Vigneault called out his “top players,” even if not by name.

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