Original sentence: " Initially, the fans responded when the song was played on the Garden organ, but since the mid-1980s, Garden management has refused to play it.After every home victory the New York Rangers victory song is played.However, at conclusion of the 2006 playoffs -- in which the Rangers lost four games to none -- the fans' cheers at the conclusion of an otherwise outstanding breakout season caused the players to stay on the ice after the loss and give the fans one final salute for 2005-2006.Rangers fans created a special "Let's go Rangers" chant.This refrain is followed by 5 rhythmic claps.This tradition is common in European ice hockey.Though the fans chant "Goal" to the song, the recorded vocal part is "Whoa".When the Rangers score a goal at Madison Square Garden the Slapshot (aka The New York Rangers goal song) song is played
Edited sentence: " Initially, the fans responded when the song was played on the Garden organ, but since the mid-1980s, Garden management refuses to play it.However, at conclusion of the 2006 playoffs -- in which the Rangers lost four games to none -- the fans cheers at the conclusion of an otherwise outstanding breakout season caused the players to stay on the ice after the loss and give the fans one final salute for 2005-2006.New York Rangers victory song is the song played at Madison Square Garden after every home victory by the New York Rangers.Rangers fans invented the chant "Let's go Rangers".Slapshot or The New York Rangers goal song is the song played at Madison Square Garden when the Rangers score a goal.The tradition stuck and continues on to this day.This chant is followed by 5 rhythmic claps.This tradition is common in European ice hockey, and the Rangers have a large number of Europe based players on the squad.Though the fans chant "Goal" to the song, the recorded vocal part sounds like "Whoa"