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New York Rangers Lines

The most-used New York Rangers forward line in the Oct 19 game vs ANA was Alexis Lafrenière – Mika Zibanejad – Gabe Perreault (11:32 together at 5-on-5).

Next game

Thu, Oct 22, 7:00 PM ET · at Toronto Maple Leafs

Lines, pairs and special teams

In the last game, the team played 48:31 at 5-on-5, 5:29 on the power play and 5:27 on the penalty kill.

Forward lines

LinePlayersTogetherShare of 5v5
L1Alexis Lafrenière – Mika Zibanejad – Gabe Perreault11:3223.8%
L2Tye Kartye – J.T. Miller – Pavel Dorofeyev10:5522.5%
L3Will Cuylle – Noah Laba – Eeli Tolvanen9:5320.4%
L4Justin Dowling – Oliver Bjorkstrand – Taylor Raddysh7:2915.4%

Defense pairs

PairPlayersTogetherShare of 5v5
D1Vladislav Gavrikov – Adam Fox12:5326.6%
D2Marcus Pettersson – Sean Durzi12:0024.7%
D3Alberts Smits – Braden Schneider11:4024.0%

Power play

UnitPlayersTogetherShare of PP
PP1Alexis Lafrenière – J.T. Miller – Mika Zibanejad – Pavel Dorofeyev – Adam Fox3:1960.5%
PP2Will Cuylle – Oliver Bjorkstrand – Pavel Dorofeyev – Gabe Perreault – Sean Durzi0:3911.9%

Penalty kill

UnitPlayersTogetherShare of PK
PK1Will Cuylle – Noah Laba – Vladislav Gavrikov – Braden Schneider3:0356.0%
PK2Tye Kartye – Eeli Tolvanen – Sean Durzi – Marcus Pettersson0:5717.4%

Goalies

Started the last game (Oct 19 vs ANA): Dylan Garand

GoalieStarts this season
Dylan Garand6
Igor Shesterkin5
Joonas Korpisalo0
Spencer Martin0

Not in the last game

May be injured or a healthy scratch

How these lines are calculated

Lines are rebuilt second by second from the NHL's official shift records. A trio or pair counts only at 5-on-5, and each window shows at most four lines and three pairs that played at least 3% of the team's 5-on-5 time. Read the full method.