The Rangers are hemorrhaging goals sans Adam Fox and Igor Shesterkin, and Elias Lindholm is poised to add to New York's misery, as our January 26 Bruins vs. Rangers predictions explain.

The Bruins left New York with a point, but still came away disappointed against the last-place team in the Eastern Conference. Boston couldn’t close out a game that it led late and fell to the Rangers,

Elias Lindholm scored twice and David Pastrnak had three assists to collect his 900th career point, but the same New York squad which was blown out two weeks ago in Boston rallied for the victory.

Bruins forward David Pastrnak became the sixth Boston player with 900 career points when he picked up his third assist in Monday night's game.

Sweezey was called up by the Bruins on Jan. 16 on an emergency basis after Andrew Peeke exited Thursday’s win over the Seattle Kraken with a lower-body injury. He did not play Saturday against the Chicago Blackhawks. A Hanson native, Sweezey has not played in an NHL game since the 2022-23 season when he was with the Columbus Blue Jackets.

It was Cole Caufield Supreme as the score ping-ponged back and forth on the power play through the first two periods when the Bruins were slow out of the gate. Caufield scored his first goal at even strength for the only goal of the first period before the extra-man bonanza took over in the second.

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