New York Rangers captain JT Miller praised goaltender Jonathan Fast for his efficiency within the 1-0 shutout loss to the Washington Capitals on Sunday.
Fast made his first begin of the season for the Rangers. Regardless of the loss, the 39-year-old goaltender made spectacular saves, ending the night time with 20 saves and a .952 save share.
“Yeah, he performed nice. After we had a few breakdowns, he made some nice saves, at all times simply holding us within the sport,” Miller stated after the sport.”
Nonetheless, Fast was much less glad along with his efficiency and felt that he was unable to make the essential cease wanted for the win:
“Nice effort everywhere in the ice from our group. Clearly, they obtained some very harmful weapons. We did a adequate job to maintain them considerably quiet. Clearly, they had been in a position to get the one there, and so you bought to maneuver on,” Fast stated.
He added:
“Sadly, did not get the 2 factors, but it surely’s all about two.” it was a great hockey sport, proper? He actually made some nice saves to maintain the lead, and sadly, I wasn’t in a position to have the reply.”
Anthony Beauvillier scored the lone objective for the Capitals within the 1-0 win over the Rangers. The objective got here at 13:47 of the second interval after the Caps ahead redirected a shot from Alex Ovechkin to beat Jonathan Fast for a tip-in.
Rangers HC was impressed with group’s efficiency regardless of defeat to the Caps
New York Rangers coach Mike Sullivan was impressed along with his group’s displaying regardless of a shutout loss to the Capitals. Sullivan stated that in the event that they proceed with the identical stage of efficiency, the Blueshirts will safe extra wins than they lose.
“I assumed the group performed extraordinarily properly, and that is what I stated to the blokes after the sport. For our teaching workers, we’re most involved about how we play, how we win and the way we lose. Generally, you’ll be able to’t management whether or not the puck goes within the web or not,” Sullivan stated post-game.
The New York Rangers host the Edmonton Oilers at MSG subsequent on Tuesday. The puck drops at 7 p.m. ET.
Edited by Abhishek Dilta
