t Tuesday’s contest would be more wide open than it ended up being; there were only 39 total shots on goal recorded by both teams.“We’re a team that works hard, we’re blue collar,” said Ducks center Ryan Kesler.“We’re going to come in here, and it doesn’t matter what game we play, we really didn’t expect any type of game.We came in here expecting to play our type of game – blue collar, hard-working – and I thought that was the type of game it was.”Things seemed to open up in the third period, but only for the Rangers, who outshot the Ducks 14-1 over the final 20 minutes of play, including the game-tying goal by Vlad Namestnikov at 9:52, Hayes’ rare game-winning shorthanded goal within the last minute of regulation, and an empty-netter by Filip Chytil to seal the win.“We stopped playing in the third, obviously,” said Ducks head coach Randy Carlyle.“They came with a push, and we got ourselves down to where we were receiving the game.We got a break to get a power play, and then they score a goal.… We didn’t execute to the level we needed to in order to have success for 60 minutes.”Mike Ashmore
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