New York Rangers Pull Off Something Magical That Hasn't Been Seen Since The 2024 Stadium Series

On Thursday night the Rangers entered to the third period being down 3-1 but somehow managed to battle through and pull off a 4-3 comeback victory in overtime against the Edmonton Oilers. Thanks to captain J.T. Miller who netted the game winning goal.

However, none of that would have been possible if it wasn't for the way the entire team stepped up and battled through to tie up the game in the third period.

Which started with head coach Mike Sullivan recognizing that a change was needed in hopes of giving the Rangers a spark, resulting in him to stack the forward lines in the third period.

Not long after that move was made, the Rangers went to work and scored their second goal of the game thanks to Braden Schneider who took the advantage of a rebound on a chance created by Will Cuylle.

Then just a few minutes laters, forward Taylor Raddysh managed to score the tying goal, along with his fifth of the season, to remain as the Rangers leading goal scorer after just 12 games.

With all that being said the Rangers have now secured their first multi-game, third-period comeback victory for the first time since 2024, when they faced off against the New York Islanders for the 2024 Stadium Series on Feb 18th.

Truly a much needed win and confidence booster for the New York Rangers, now lets just hope they can continue this for their final game of their four-game road trip against the Seattle Kraken on Saturday.