The New York Rangers faltered down the stretch, losing 2-1 to the Detroit Red Wings on Sunday night, which snapped a three-game winning streak.

Just after the final buzzer sounded at the end of regulation, Red Wings forward Mason Appleton fired a puck into the Rangers’ empty net. That, of course, is a sign of disrespect among hockey players, and it didn’t go unnoticed by New York’s bench.

The Detroit Red Wings get set for the second half of a back-to-back on Sunday, as they pay a visit to the New York Rangers.

Jeff Garlin couldn’t curb his enthusiasm while visiting the Red Wings locker room after Sunday night’s game against the Rangers at Madison Square Garden.

There are a lot of unwritten rules in hockey and New York Rangers goalie Jonathan Quick thought the Detroit Red Wings violated one on Sunday, Nov. 16.

Coming off a 5-4 overtime loss to Buffalo during which they squandered a three-goal lead, the Red Wings gained three-of-four points over the weekend to improve to 11-7-1. The Rangers fell to 10-8-2 and their struggles at home continue (1-7-1).

Since Todd McLellan put Kasper on a wing on the third line, with Nate Danielson and Mason Appleton, there has been a glimmer of hope.

On Nov. 16, the New York Rangers will host the Detroit Red Wings on Madison Square Garden ice without their head coach. The Rangers' Public Relations department

With two seconds remaining on the penalty kill, the Rangers were whistled again for slashing on Noah Laba. Patrick Kane nearly put the Wings ahead, hitting Quick’s pad, hitting the post, then feeding Dylan Larkin, who was stoned in front. Minutes later, Quick raised the bar again, denying Raymond while sliding in a full split.