Tempers Flare In The New York Rangers Locker Room Following Tough Overtime Loss To The San Jose Sharks
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Several New York Rangers tempers have flared following another tough loss at Madison Square Garden, after taking a 6-5 overtime loss to the San Jose Sharks.
The Rangers are now 0-4-1 at Madison Square Garden this season, and it's safe to safe they aren't happy about it. As several members of the team have voiced a very brief and stern statement following the game, including head coach Mike Sullivan.
Right after the game captain J.T. Miller made it clear that the Rangers didn't respect the Sharks heading into Thursday nights game, something that clearly played a huge role in the overtime loss. Along with Adam Fox not being pleased with the teams effort.
Adam Fox and J.T. Miller were both angry postgame about the #NYR start tonight. Miller said they, «didn't really respect our opponent.»
«Pretty piss poor out of us,» Fox said of the first period.
«Not the identity we want to build here,» Miller added.
«Pretty piss poor out of us,» Fox said of the first period.
«Not the identity we want to build here,» Miller added.
"That's pretty piss poor out of us, and you know, not the way we want to play hockey. So there's really, really not much to say.''
-- Adam Fox
-- Adam Fox
Not Long after Mika Zibanejad voiced his opinion on the game, and openly stated that it doesn't matter how they put up five goals during Thursday nights game considering they didn't win.
"We didn't win, so it doesn't really matter right?
Mike Sullivan Not Pleased With The New York Rangers
During the Rangers post-game interviews, head coach Mike Sullivan didn't hold back while stating that this should be a wake-up call for the New York Rangers:
"It should be. It should be because I look at our last 2 outings and that's not the game that we want to put on the ice every night that we think will give us a chance to win, that's for sure. You can't play two thirds of the game or half of the game and think you're going to win consistently. The last two games that's what we did."
Certainly a very tough way to loss yet another game on home ice.
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