Inconsistencies have plagued the New York Rangers throughout their first 11 games, as they have gotten off to a mediocre start with a 5-6-1 record. David Quinn’s bunch has shown two very different sides thus far.
There is the group that looks clueless inside their defensive-zone, plays with low intensity and consistently loses battles along the boards, rarely shoots the puck, and can’t seem to maintain a respectable level of play for anywhere close to 60 minutes.
This variation of the Rangers has been severely outplayed by the Edmonton Oilers, outworked by, the New Jersey Devils, shellacked by the Boston Bruins, and embarrassed by a the rebuilding Ottawa Senators .