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Panarin stated that it certainly had an impact and it boosted our confidence significantly.

The idea was established prior to the Rangers’ arrival at MetLife Stadium, where they were accompanied by FDNY fire trucks and vintage NYPD blue cop cars. They were also joined by officers from both departments, all wearing their jerseys.

The Rangers demonstrated both confidence and resiliency in this victory, qualities that define their team.

Defenseman Adam Fox stated that in the game, their team did not give up and there were many instances where they could have easily given up, but they kept fighting.

According to Rangers coach Peter Laviolette, one’s confidence increases when things are going smoothly. This feeling gives the belief that anything is possible. Even when facing a two-goal deficit with only six minutes left, the team maintained the belief that they could make a comeback.

This victory transcends the atmosphere, weather conditions, loud noises, dramatics, and the fact that it was the 41st outdoor game in NHL history with the third largest attendance.

Despite feeling pressured, they managed to withstand it when Anders Lee scored a goal for the Islanders at 1:03 of the second period.

Laviolette mentioned a particular belief that has been formed over the course of the last three weeks, during which the Rangers have won six consecutive games leading up to the Stadium Series.

The Rangers remained composed despite a tough first period, falling behind 3-1. Coach Laviolette called a timeout after Mathew Barzal’s goal at 7:34, which was the Islanders’ third goal in just 3:14.

Laviolette stated that the second goal was crucial in the fight back. He commended the team for persevering and attributed their success to their confidence.

The Rangers’ power play was not performing well in the past eight games, only scoring one goal out of 21 attempts. However, at 5:36, they were able to score three goals, with Vincent Trocheck getting his first goal of the period by deflecting Panarin’s shot, bringing the score to 4-2.

At 18:24, Trocheck scored another goal after a rebound from the side of the net, causing the Rangers to end the second intermission with a score of 4-3.