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The Rangers have a puncher's chance vs. a foe that has shown a glass jaw.

Did you notice what happened to those who dared to criticize or voice their discomfort with Jason Collins' announcement? They're the ones who found themselves isolated, under attack and pressured to remain silent.

Henrik Lundqvist is absolutely right with his criticism of the Rangers.

Rick DiPietro makes the same crack about his fragile health that everyone else makes to his face and behind his back. The Islanders' well-paid, oft-injured, now-backup goalie isn't quitting.

Even Nike has had enough? Wednesday's news of the company's split with Lance Armstrong is a remarkable twist in the cyclist's accelerating spiral from heroic cultural icon to disgraced champion and unconscionable liar.

I'm entering an NHL lockout cone of silence. You're welcome to join me there, if you like. So far, it's bliss.

If the hated Rangers came calling, could Zach Parise pull the trigger? Would he?

The Rangers were a flawed team, and got exposed by the Devils in the end.

The Devils were able to take advantage of Henrik Lundqvist in Game 5 win.

Rangers' Easy Kreider has been too tough for the Devils to contain in the East finals.

Got a problem with shot-blocking? The Rangers have a message for you: tough.

Rangers vs. Devils. Wake up the echoes. Get ready for Lundqvist vs. Brodeur.

Game 5 was the sort of great escape a hockey team can ride for a long time.

To err is human, but letting Ovechkin heat up? That's unforgivable, Rangers.

With the bullets flying in Game 7, King Henrik held firm ... until it was all over.

Henrik Lundqvist must carry this season's form into the playoffs, just like Marty did.