Panthers Overcome Rangers in OT to Even Eastern Final
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The New York Rangers were outplayed and overwhelmed by the Florida Panthers in Game 4, losing 3-2 in overtime. Despite a strong first period, the Rangers struggled defensively and were dominated in five-on-five play. Special teams were a significant issue, with Florida scoring two power-play goals. Key players like Artemi Panarin and Mika Zibanejad underperformed, and the team now faces a tied series as they return to New York for Game 5.
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