SAN JOSE, Calif. — There is something that has become ever more apparent in the demeanor and attitude of Henrik Lundqvist over the past two years or so, and it’s only natural.
The Rangers goalie is becoming acutely self-aware.
It becomes even more pronounced at times like this, when the 36-year-old was named to another All-Star team, the fifth of what is surely a Hall of Fame career. He won the only goaltending part of the skills competition Friday night — known as “save streak” — when he made 12 consecutive stops on breakaways, the winning one coming against former Islanders captain John Tavares.