Rangers News:

Game Recap: A 6-on-5 goal against in the dying seconds of the third led to the Rangers playing San Jose to a draw after 65:00 of hockey (CBS)
Larry Brooks writes that a change in coaches hasn’t resulted in a change in attitude from New York’s most talented Russian (NY Post)
Frank Curto argues that David Quinn is responsible for his team’s lack of discipline (Elite Sports NY)
Dominick Renna describes how the Blueshirts have been hurting themselves over the first month of the season (Elite Sports NY)
Dave Shapiro examines the numbers behind the team’s rough start and how the players will adapt to David Quinn’s “system” moving forward (Blue Seat Blogs)
Shapiro also questioned whether or not waiting until the trade deadline to begin the fire sale is a good idea (Blue Seat Blogs)
Nicholas Zararis argues that since the Rangers are going to be bad anyway, questioning David Quinn for making objectively bad decisions is pointless (Blue Line Station)
Zararis also relayed word that Kevin Hayes has been drawing interest on the trade market (Blue Line Station)
Postgame Notes: It took more than three periods in both games, but the Rangers swept the season series against San Jose (Official Team Site)

Around the NHL:

Scott Billeck saw that Arizona Coyotes’ forward Derek Stepan sniped a 145 shot past Ottawa Senators’ goaltender Mike Condon to chase him from last night’s game (NBC Sports)
John Shannon expects that the NHL’s player tracking data will be under the microscope as legalized sports betting becomes more popular (Sportsnet)
Washington Capitals’ forward Tom Wilson’s appeal of his 20 game suspension is set to take place later today (TSN)