A pair of Michal Rozsival turnovers in the 2nd period resulted in a pair of Bruins goals, including the shorthanded score that was the sixth the Rangers have allowed this season. Tom Renney took time to defend Rozsival.

The Daily News’ hockey writer Michael Obernauer once again ranks his top 10 teams in the National Hockey League. With 14 wins the San Jose Sharks sink their teeth into the top spot this week.

A frantic Rangers’ rally in the waning minutes, plus a favorable video review in a shootout, all cooked up the appropriate ear-splitting finale to a stunning 3-2 victory over the Boston Bruins.

The Rangers have some kind of magic in the third period, and they summoned every ounce of it again Saturday night, scoring twice in the final 6:05 of regulation to erase a two-goal deficit and then go on to a 3-2 shootout victory over the stunned Boston Bruins at the Garden.

All you fans at the Garden clamoring for the Rangers to shoot the puck already, especially on the power play? You have a kindred spirit in Chris Drury.

Carey Wilson played for three different teams during his 13-year NHL career, and he spent the bulk of his time with the Calgary Flames. However, when Colin Wilson was born on Oct. 20, 1989, he came into the world as the son of a Ranger.

Michal Rozsival and Nikolai Zherdev scored during two-man advantages in Rangers’ four-goal second period, and the Blue Shirts routed the Martin Brodeur-less New Jersey Devils 5-2 on Wednesday night.

The sarcastic chants of “Mmmaaaarrrrttttyyyy,” that mocked Devils’ goaltender Martin Brodeur at every Rangers-Devils game for more than a decade will not be sung by Rangers fans Wednesday night, but the intensity will be the same.

If any goaltender was going to steal the show Monday night at the Garden, the smart money would’ve been on Henrik Lundqvist, not a 24-year-old rookie by the endless name of Jeff Drouin-Deslauriers.

The Rangers won’t relish watching the replay of this one. Enough replays went against them and the Capitals delivered enough checks to send the tapes deep in the archives. But boy, would Chris Drury like to have another crack at it.