Rangers fall to Bruins 6-3 despite Miller's two goals

In a disappointing matchup, the New York Rangers fell to the Boston Bruins 6-3, marking their third consecutive loss. David Pastrnak starred for Boston, scoring a hat trick and adding an assist, while J.T. Miller, in his return to the Rangers, managed to score two goals. The Bruins took a 4-1 lead after a series of goals, including two power-play conversions, effectively sealing the game. Despite Miller's efforts, including a power play goal in the third period, the Rangers couldn't close the gap. Igor Shesterkin struggled in net for New York, making only 19 saves, and the team now finds itself six points out of a playoff spot. The Rangers will be looking to rebound quickly as they prepare to host the Vegas Golden Knights next.