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Rangers beat Flyers, 2-1

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Dec 19, 2009

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THAT”S USING YOUR HEAD — Rangers goalie Henrik Lundqvist makes a helmet save on a shot from the Philadelphia Flyers during the first period. The Rangers won, 2-1, thanks to Lundqvist making 16 of his 36 saves in the final frame. REUTERS

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Philadelphia Flyers winger Simon Gagne skates past Rangers defenseman Dan Girardi as Girardi crashes into the boards during the second period. REUTERS

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The other team wasn’t as sharp in the net. Philadelphia Flyers goalie Brian Boucher can only watch after he allows a goal to the New York Rangers during the first period. REUTERS

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New York Rangers’ Michal Rozsival and Philadelphia Flyers’ Danny Briere chase a loose puck in the third period. AP

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Philadelphia Flyers center Mike Richards is taken off the puck by the Rangers winger Marian Gaborik during the third. REUTERS

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Philadelphia Flyers winger Claude Giroux tries for a deflection as New York Rangers goalie Henrik Lundquist allows a power play goal during the first period. REUTERS

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Philadelphia Flyers’ Chris Pronger, left, celebrates with Kimmo Timonen after he scored against the New York Rangers in the first period. AP

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New York Rangers center (C) Artem Anisimov scopred the winning goal in the second. He is congratulated by teammates Sean Avery (L) and Ryan Callahan (R). REUTERS

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New York Rangers goalie Henrik Lundqvist makes a save as the Philadelphia Flyers winger Claude Giroux chases the rebound during the third period. REUTERS

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Philadelphia Flyers winger Simon Gagne sits on the ice during their loss to the New York Rangers in the third. The Flyers lost for the 13th time in 16 games, despite outshooting New York 37-24. REUTERS

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Goalie Henrik Lundqvist is congratulated on the win by teammate Marc Staal. REUTERS

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