Rangers put animosity behind them, focused on Game 4 against Hurricanes
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-- Gerard Gallant was calm Monday, less than 24 hours after the New York Rangers coach was clearly irritated with the little bit of nastiness that happened after the final buzzer of Game 3 against the Carolina Hurricanes."It's in the past, you get ready for the next game," Gallant said. It gets us more focused."Ryan Reaves concurred."Yeah, I think if you looked at some games that's happened throughout the year more guys get engaged," the Rangers forward said. In fact, in voicing his displeasure with what happened at the end of Game 3, Gallant also said, "We've got the guy that can handle all their guys if we want to."He obviously was referring to Reaves even though he never said his name."Big part of it," Gallant said of Reaves. He led New York in the regular season with 279 hits while playing 10:39 per game, last among New York skaters who played at least 60 games."I'm going to go do my thing," Reaves said.
As said here by Dan Rosen