WASHINGTON -- The New York Rangers wanted to get more shots on rookie goaltender Michal Neuvirth, and in the first period they did. The Rangers wanted to make life in the crease less comfortable for the 23-year-old with one NHL postseason start, and at times they did.
What the Rangers didn't do was score on the baby-faced goaltender, who now boasts two wins and one shutout on his brief but growing playoff resume as the Capitals hold a 2-0 lead in this Eastern Conference Quarterfinal series.
"He stood on his head," Capitals defenseman Mike Green said after Friday night's 2-0 win in Game 2. "It is only two games, but he's been our rock so far and we hope he continues that for sure."
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