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tune in to MSG immediately following the game for locker room interviews.

And a complete breakdown of game number four, which means Joe McAletty, game four after a Ranger, a convincing win in game number three.

There wasn't a lot of panic anywhere, I have to admit.

Joe, most people seemed still to be confident, and they were right.

The Rangers had a pretty easy time in game three.

Yeah, Mike, I think when you, you know, I think all you have to do is look at that first period,

and there's so many superlatives you could use to describe, you know, how the Rangers played in that first period. And there's so many superlatives you could use to describe, you know,

how the Rangers played in that first period. I mean, they used their speed. They were the

much faster team. They certainly, I think, maybe right at the top of the list, Mike,

as they were the, certainly they were the more determined team because they came out with

this attitude that they were going

to win the game and even Guy Boucher, the head coach of Ottawa, you know, in his post-game comments

and a day later, you know, after the game was talking about they didn't come close to matching

the intensity that the Rangers had. So in his eyes, the game was lost in the first period,

even though it was 2-0-0 and there were still plenty of hockey to play.

So, you know, this Rangers, and we've talked about this, Mike,

it's a Ranger team that's got a lot of experience.

And they've got some young players that have stepped up

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