Jacob Trouba Addresses Media On Historic Rangers Win
The Rangers registered the 27th comeback win of the season and matched a franchise record for total victories in a single campaign, a mark they first set in 2014-15 (53-22-7, 113 points).
The win maintained a five-point lead over Carolina for first place in the Metropolitan Division, leaving the Rangers four points away from clinching their first division title since 2014-15.
They also moved three points ahead of the Boston Bruins in the race to win the Presidents Trophy for best regular-season record in the NHL.
Each team has four games remaining.
Jacob Trouba talks about the '23-'24 Rangers tying the franchise record for wins:
The Rangers have a chance Tuesday, against the Islanders, to achieve a franchise record for wins.
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