Rangers looking for offense against loose Leafs (NYR at TOR 7:30PM)

After losing a franchise record 11 games in a row, the Maple Leafs broke through against the even lower Edmonton Oilers in their last game. The Leafs are hoping to win two in a row and the Rangers are just looking for a W.
GAME 52: NEW YORK RANGERS at TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS, Air Canada Centre, Toronto, Ontario 7:30PM
The Blueshirts have struggled a bit offensively with just 7 goals in three games in life after Lundqvist. Talbot is 1-1-1 in those three games and could be 3-0 with a little more offensive support.
In comes the generous defense of the Maple Leafs that gave up 33 goals in those 11 losses (3 goals per game average). Toronto currently ranks 6th in the league with a 3.02 goal per game average for the season. The Rangers rank 7th offensively with an average of 2.94 goals per game.
Tonight, the Rangers quest for offense may be answered.
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NOTES
In a scrum with reporters, St. Louis brushes off question about possible retirement…
— Steve Zipay (@stevezipay) February 10, 2015
AV: Do you want Zuke to shoot more? “Yes”
— Steve Zipay (@stevezipay) February 10, 2015
#NYR lineup update: John Moore is back in on defense and Matt Hunwick will be scratched — New York Rangers (@NYRangers) February 10, 2015
#NYR Injury Update: Jesper Fast will miss 2-3 weeks due to a sprained knee — New York Rangers (@NYRangers) February 9, 2015
At this point it’s not looking like the Rangers will recall a forward at this time as they depart today for Toronto and start of 3-game trip — Andrew Gross (@AGrossRecord) February 9, 2015
COACH’S POST GAME
SEASON SERIES (0-2)
The Rangers will be looking for their 1st win against Toronto as they wrap up their regular season series tonight.
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