The Rangers needed a pick-me-up, and they got it in the form of a solid win to end an otherwise disconcerting road trip.
Erasing an early two-goal deficit to complete another comeback victory, the Rangers, behind a five-point night by Artemi Panarin, rallied to a 7-4 win Saturday night in front of a sellout crowd at American Airlines Center. They beat a Stars team that is in the midst of playing some of its best hockey of the season.
Somehow, someway, they woke up and unleashed four straight goals in the span of just over five minutes from Greg McKegg, Mika Zibanejad, Adam Fox and Panarin, who also had four assists. Ryan Strome scored an empty-net goal to secure the victory, which ignited some “Let’s Go Rangers” chants from the traveling fans.
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