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Due to the senator’s COVID-19 outbreak, Saturday afternoon’s game in Ottawa was postponed, and the Rangers will go home for five games, three of which will be in New York, one in Boston, and one in Philadelphia.
It is not clear when the Rangers vs. Senators game will be rescheduled, but as of now, they will not be able to return to Canada until March.
The upcoming opponents-the Sabres, the Islanders, the Bruins, and the Flyers-are the Rangers who played eight games each in the Eastern Conference last season. The Eastern Conference is in the NHL due to the coronavirus pandemic. Created during the reorganization. Before that, most of the Rangers' opponents were teams they had never faced since the 2019-20 season.
Only two games, the loss of the season's first game against the Capitals and the 4-3 penalty shootout defeating the Devils, were against familiar teams.
On Sunday, the Rangers will host the Sabres at Madison Square Garden. The Rangers had a 6-2 record against Buffalo last season, leading 27-15. On Wednesday, the Blue Shirts will venture to Long Island to play their first ever game at the islanders’ brand new UBS Arena, and then face the island again at home on Sunday.
Between games with the Islanders, the Rangers planned to travel to Boston for the first time in two preseason games against the Bruins. To end the local game, the Rangers will face the Flyers at Madison Square Garden on December 1.
The Rangers and Northwell Health will host the annual hockey anti-cancer game against the Sabres on Sunday.
Players will wear a customized hockey anti-cancer jersey during the warm-up period, and a special tape will be attached to the stick. According to the press release, the Rangers will wear HFC patches on their training jerseys this week. The customized jerseys and clubs will be signed and auctioned together with the patch, and the proceeds will be donated to the Northwell Health Foundation and the Dream Garden Foundation.
In addition, the Rangers coaching staff and MSG Internet celebrities will wear HFC ties and pins. Fans will also have the opportunity to get "I'm fighting for" placards in various halls of Madison Square Garden.
Kaapo Kakko assisted Dryden Hunt as the Rangers’ first goal in Thursday’s 2-1 loss to the Maple Leafs, marking the Finnish winger’s third straight game. Score. He is one game short of tying his career winning streak set from April 6th to 11th last season.
Thursday’s game in Toronto is regarded as Filip Chytil’s 200th career NHL game, all of which are from the Rangers. The 22-year-old center became the 96th player born in the Czech Republic and recorded 200 NHL games.