New York Rangers (40-26-11) center Scott Gomez received all the attention last night after his club’s 3-2 win over the New Jersey Devils (42-28-7) and rightfully so, as he returned from an upper-body injury to set up two big goals while also providing the Rangers with an abundance of speed and even some physical play.

New York Rangers (40-26-11) center Scott Gomez received all the attention last night after his club’s 3-2 win over the New Jersey Devils (42-28-7) and rightfully so, as he returned from an upper-body injury to set up two big goals while also providing the Rangers with an abundance of speed and even some physical play.

As you all know, New York Rangers forward and captain Jaromir Jagr has not been the typical Jagr that Ranger fans have become accustomed to seeing during his first two years in New York, when he scored a combined 219 points (84 goals and 135 assists).

As you all know, New York Rangers forward and captain Jaromir Jagr has not been the typical Jagr that Ranger fans have become accustomed to seeing during his first two years in New York, when he scored a combined 219 points (84 goals and 135 assists).

New York Ranger fans made sure that the New Jersey Devils players heard these words as they left the ice at the conclusion of tonight’s game: “You can’t beat us.

New York Ranger fans made sure that the New Jersey Devils players heard these words as they left the ice at the conclusion of tonight’s game: “You can’t beat us.

In the January 14, 2008 edition of Sports Illustrated, New Jersey Devils goaltender Martin Brodeur said that he does not like the way that New York Rangers goaltender Henrik Lundqvist plays.

In the January 14, 2008 edition of Sports Illustrated, New Jersey Devils goaltender Martin Brodeur said that he does not like the way that New York Rangers goaltender Henrik Lundqvist plays.

According to New York Rangers beat writer Sam Weinman, Scott Gomez is a game-time decision for tonight’s tilt against the New Jersey Devils.

Gomez participated in the morning skate and left the ice with most of the regulars who are in the lineup.

According to New York Rangers beat writer Sam Weinman, Scott Gomez is a game-time decision for tonight’s tilt against the New Jersey Devils.

Gomez participated in the morning skate and left the ice with most of the regulars who are in the lineup.