Ryan Callahan's two goals, assist, lead NY Rangers past San Jose Sharks at Garden

The Rangers gave themselves a blueprint for how to hold a lead in their first home victory of the young season: Get everyone involved.

Four Blueshirts registered at least two points, led by captain Ryan Callahan cheap jerseys from china (two goals, one assist), as the Rangers (4-3-3) snapped a two-game skid with a 5-2 win over San Jose (6-4-0) at the Garden. In the process, they ended a five-game winning streak for San Jose (6-4-0).

Brandon Dubinsky, Erik Christensen and Dan Girardi notched two assists apiece, and the Rangers avoided a collapse like Saturday’s 5-4 shootout loss to Ottawa, in which they gave away a 4-1 lead with 12 minutes to play. They had lost their home opener to Toronto, 4-2, last Thursday.

Backup goaltender Martin Biron (24 saves) got his second cheap nhl jerseys win in two starts, after winning in Winnipeg to end the team’s early road trip through Canada.

The Blueshirts will host the Anaheim Ducks Thursday in the third of a six-game home stand and could suit up crowd favorite Sean Avery, if he clears re-entry waivers at noon Tuesday.

The most telling sign for why the Rangers were able to sustain their lead Monday may have come when Ruslan Fedotenko emerged from the penalty box with 10:10 remaining in the third period, his team up three goals, and chased a Sharks defenseman from behind to cancel an icing. The Blueshirts didn’t stop until the end.

The Rangers outshot their opponent for the first time all season, 31-26.

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a lead for the second straight game when Sharks center Logan Couture scored on a 3-on-2 slap shot from the wing with nine minutes left in the second period. That followed a San Jose possession that tired out the Rangers for two straight minutes in the offensive zone.

But Callahan and Artem Anisimov scored on Antti Niemi (26 saves nfl jerseys cheap) less than three minutes apart, with Erik Christensen assisting on both goals, for a 4-2 lead with 3:18 remaining in the period. Then Callahan earned his second goal of the game with pure hustle, knocking home a Brad Richards rebound as he fell from a check by Sharks defenseman Andrew Murray.

The Rangers committed two tripping penalties in the third period but killed off both San Jose power plays.

Anisimov played despite saying Monday morning that he had lost consciousness “for a couple seconds” when Senators forward Zenon Konopka checked him face-first into the boards during Saturday’s loss to Ottawa.

At John Tortorella’s press conference Monday, a Rangers kegogo spokesman clarified that Anisimov had misunderstood the question and that 23-year-old Russian forward had not, in fact, lost consciousness after being hit. He said he had experienced headaches on Sunday but did not suffer a concussion, and that the headaches were gone by Monday.
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Ryan McDonagh scored his third goal of the season to give the Rangers an early 1-0 lead. McDonagh slapped a one-timer over Niemi s glovehand, after Girardi dumped the puck to Callahan behind the Sharks net, and the captain fed a pass to the top of the right circle.