A day that began with a rally for Glen Sather’s ouster ended with the Rangers slumping off the Garden ice with their third straight loss. And it was another low-scoring affair in which Marian Gaborik and linemates were a nonfactor.

Mike Milbury says the struggling Rangers won’t make the playoffs despite the efforts of Henrik Lundqvist and John Tortorella. (NBC Sports)

New York Rangers Alex Auld makes team debut and shines, making 26 of 28 saves and keeping the team in the game all night, but not enough to get the win in D.C.

I know that the title is extremely negative but let’s face it folks, the New York Rangers have a tough task ahead of them when it comes to making the playoffs. In last night’s 2-0 loss to the Eastern Conference leading Washington Capitals, the Blueshirts played well enough to win but unfortunately, were not able to put the puck in the net

As the Knicks play out the string and look at players for next season, rookie guard Toney Douglas still is out of the picture. Douglas did not play for the second straight game in last night’s disgraceful 113-93 loss to the Nets after he played just the final three…

WASHINGTON — Marian Gaborik returned and, with that, both head coach John Tortorella and the Rangers fell into familiar patterns that concluded in a 2-0 loss here last night to the Capitals. Given the opportunity to heap ice time on his top two lines with his lone elite goal-scorer in…

NEW YORK — The New York Knicks have set an NBA record for 3-point futility by missing all 18 attempts in their 113-93 loss to the New Jersey Nets. According to the Elias Sports Bureau, the Knicks took the most 3s without making one…Read the full article on Bleacher Report…

There are games that remind me just how great the divide is between the Rangers and the top teams in the league.  This was one of them.  The Capitals were far from their best.  Ovechkin looked average.  And even when the Caps sat back with the lead in the third period they still surrendered scoring chances. 

Devin Harris scored 31 points and the New Jersey Nets erased an early 16-point deficit to beat the New York Knicks 113-93 on Saturday night, improving the NBA’s worst record to 7-55. Courtney Lee added 25 in his return to the starting lineup for the Nets, who are trying to avoid finishing with the worst record in NBA history.

That the game was so close was very unexpected, but the result was pretty much a given. The Rangers just don’t match up against the Caps