The article discusses the New York Rangers' difficulties in converting solid performances into wins, exemplified by a recent 3-2 loss to the Toronto Maple Leafs despite outshooting them. Igor Shesterkin's costly decision-making is highlighted, along with Alexis Lafreniere's struggles after his contract extension, prompting concerns about his performance. Additionally, the author critiques the decision to limit Brennan Othmann’s ice time despite his promising AHL performance. The season is depicted as an ongoing battle for the Rangers, raising implications for upcoming personnel decisions as the trade deadline approaches.
Even when the Rangers perform well, they suffer a loss that may impact personnel decisions; Shesterkin's risky play contributed notably to a frustrating game.
Alexis Lafreniere is in a slump post-extension, raising concerns about his performance; despite talent, he remains on pace for fewer points than expected.
The decision to elevate Brennan Othmann to the main roster was puzzling when he received minimal ice time, overshadowed by Jimmy Vesey's deployment.
The Rangers seem to embody the phrase 'nothing has gone right' this season, underscoring issues that reflect a tumultuous journey up to the trade deadline.
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