tough locker room to be in if you re the new york rangers. a lot of quiet guys. a lot of guys that think they ve lost opportunities. it s hard to lose a two-goal lead that late and have to come back out with energy. on the opposite side, ottawa is feeling great. their locker room is energized. let s go, boys. we came back. that s a tough way for the rangers. too many mistakes for the rangers. the rangers have experience, though. they played a lot of playoff games in recent years. this is a club that can show some resilience here. they need their leaders and coach to tie some laces and pat some backs and get going again. it s 5-5. we re getting set for overtime. coming up next, we re going to lack ahead to tonight s match-up in washington, d.c. evgeni malkin and the penguins, they re looking to go up 2-0 games. we ll talk pens/caps, next. hey frankie, whatchu got there? it s an italian hero from subway. that s a lotta meat on that sandwich! well yeah, it s got mortadella
this overtime. john: this series goes to madison square garden on tuesday night in game three. the rangers attempting to tie it. surrendering a two-goal lead late. j.g. pageau in the late stages of regulation, in his third goal of this one. forced overtime. brassard wins that face-off away from zibanejad. senators get it in. lundqvist, along the boards now. zuccarello. he ll come back. over the cross. there s kreider. chris kreider will cushion it all the way back in. erik karlsson. 12 minutes gone in overtime. stretch pass, does not connect with bobby ryan. icing is called here. more action tonight on nbc, as it will be game number two. the penguins winning game one in ottawa and the rangers tuesday night. tomorrow at 3:00 eastern, music city, st. louis and nashville, that series tied at 1-1. later on, edmonton with a two-game lead over anaheim. game three from rexall place. now, out to center ice. j.t. miller. broken up. brassard gets to it. moved in. ryan with a shot blo
this case, for craig anderson, about how you handle the puck or mishandle it. that could lead to disaster. brian: the last thing you want to do is create a turnover for your team, that s going to cause you a hockey game. early in the playoffs, he had a turnover against the bruins and led to the shorthanded goal against. as the series wore on, he had a couple more. tonight, he had two turnovers that almost cost him. this one saved by kyle turris in the overtime session. was a big moment. for craig anderson, less is more when playing the puck. if he can do that and worry about stopping the puck, he gives his team a chance to win in game two. john: ottawa, rallying back late. lots of minutes for erik karlsson. he and ryan mcdonagh, anchoring the defensive boards. mika zibanejad, the former ottawa senator. a trade on july 16th, involving he and derick brassard. they ve gone head-to-head in this o game three will be tuesday night at madison square garden. ottawa winning game o
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sense of the seemingly random acts of violence with six people ad. tonight a uber driver is in custody. want to start with the details in the shoot out that left the officers wounded. the weapon was fired from the suspect s gun. and he was not shot by friendly fire. police are still waiting on results from the bullet that struck the other officer. reporter: officer redden is in stable condition here tonight. the other officer is recovering at home. he was not hit by one of his own but struck by a suspect in the emiddle of a wild shoot out. one day after two nypd officers community leaders and clergy met at the site of the shooting to ask what eeds to change. people would take a gun and shoot upon police, that s insane. that lack of respect sends the wrong message, and we have to nip that in the bud now. reporter: the officers were in a chase and gunfight with funez. i was left in critical condition. the officers were both shot but expected to make a full recovery. a