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For all their money and big-city profile and the swagger that is the New York Rangers, this ending was all too familiar, writes Scott Burnside.

The man often referred to in these parts as King Henrik turned aside all 21 New Jersey shots he faced Monday night to lead the Rangers to a 3-0 victory, writes Scott Burnside.

There are lots of interesting names to kick around when it comes to handicapping the Vezina Trophy race as we hit the end of the calendar year -- some familiar, some not. Here's a look at our top five plus some honorable mentions. 1. Jimmy Howard,...

Of all the teams fighting for a playoff spot, none are more reliant on their goaltender than the Rangers. Can Henrik Lundqvist again be a model of consistency for New York?

Henrik Lundqvist has not played nearly as poorly as some think. And the Rangers finally have figured out that a physical style and pressure work versus the Pens. What does it all mean? This series is far from over.

When the Rangers took an early 3-0 lead in Friday's Game 1, they seemed to be sending a message that their experience would win out over the Penguins' young lineup. That's how it looked, but it didn't turn out that way.

Yes, Glen Sather locked up Henrik Lundqvist for the long haul, but that was the easy part. There are much bigger problems, and decisions, facing the Rangers GM.

When looking around the league for an MVP, look no further than Rangers goaltender Henrik Lundqvist, writes Scott Burnside.

The NHL awards finalists show just how talented the rookie pool was this season. • Picks | Your vote?