MONTREAL _ Up and down the Rangers continue to go. This time, the ups and downs all came during a single game against the Canadiens at the Bell Centre.
In what has to be the wildest game they've played this season, the Rangers bounced back in a huge way after Friday's disappointing loss in Ottawa. They rallied from four goals down Saturday night to beat Montreal, 6-5, with Jacob Trouba getting the winning goal at 12:10 of the third period, before a full house that included plenty of Rangers fans who made the trip to Canada for the weekend.
Before the game, Rangers coach David Quinn had complained that his team needed to "do a better job understanding that during the course of a game you might have some bad moments and if it happens to us early, we're having a difficult time stopping it and, you know, turning things around."
