COLUMBUS, Ohio — J.T. Miller mentioned it unprompted postgame, in the aftermath of the Rangers’ 1-0 loss in overtime to the Blue Jackets when Dylan Garand stole them a point and the offense didn’t do much to help.
The Blueshirts had three power-play opportunities in the third period and had a six-minute window in the final frame to shift the game.
For years, the power play has been the strength of this core — and with Pavel Dorofeyev, who scored 20 goals with the man-advantage last year, now on the unit, it’s expected to be even stronger.
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