Rangers snap five-game skid, beating Canadiens on Kaapo Kakko's last-minute goal
The Rangers, starting a five-game homestand, were boosted by the return to the lineup of injured forwards Chris Kreider, who had missed three games with back spasms, and Filip Chytil, who’d missed seven games with an upper body injury that was deemed not to be a concussion.
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Rangers head coach Peter Laviolette reacted to his team's massive win over the Canadiens to end a five-game skid.
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