Rangers Dominate at Home, Beat Ducks 5-2 | New York Rangers News

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The New York Rangers turned things around with a solid 5-2 win over the Anaheim Ducks. After a couple of tough road losses, they really needed this game to keep their home record perfect. They got on the board quick, with Sean Durzi scoring just over a minute in. JT. Miller didn't get an assist, but he was right there making the screen. That's the kind of energy you want right out of the gate. In the second period, the Rangers capitalized on a power play. JT. Miller tipped in a shot from Adam Fox, marking Miller's second goal of the year. That's exactly how you build on an early lead, right? Then came a great sequence where Mika Zibanejad set up Gabe Perreault for his fourth goal of the season.

Shortly after, Oliver Bjorkstrand found the net twice, capping off a strong offensive night for the team.

That kind of scoring depth really sets them apart. So, with this win under their belt, the Rangers are looking good heading into their next games against the Toronto Maple Leafs and Ottawa Senators. Should be exciting to see if they can keep this momentum rolling.