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Rangers notebook: A tight loss to Detroit, Quick makes 40 saves, more
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Red Wings forward Lucas Raymond circled the New York Rangers’ net with less than four minutes to play.
He waited for Rangers goaltender Jonathan Quick to drop out of position, then fired the puck into the open net.
It was a killer for the Rangers, considering that Quick turned aside 40 shots in Sunday night’s 2-1 loss — New York’s seventh regulation defeat at home.
Quick saves 40Quick kept the Rangers in the game and bailed his team out several times.
Detroit generated 25 shot attempts across five Rangers minor penalties and 10 high-danger chances, according to Natural Stat Trick.