The Boston Bruins are off to the Big Apple on Monday night for an Eastern Conference battle with the New York Rangers. The game is scheduled to start at 7 p.m. ET with TV coverage on NHL Network and streaming on-demand.

The New York Rangers have potentially seen the last game from their leading scorer in five of the past six seasons.

Matthew Robertson scored at 3:53 of overtime as the New York Rangers beat the Boston Bruins 4-3 on Monday night to snap a three-game losing streak.

RANGERS RUNDOWN The New York Rangers return to The Garden to face the Boston Bruins in their third and final matchup of the regular season (7:00 PM ET – TV: MSG/NHL Network – Radio: ESPN 880 AM). The

The Rangers had only 14 seconds of even-strength time before committing another penalty: a Matthew Robertson delay of game for sending a puck over the glass. New York’s penalty kill managed to contain Celebrini and the Sharks’ top unit, but Pavol Regenda scored on a backhand shot when San Jose’s second grouping took the ice.

Quick had been pulled on two different occasions with Shesterkin out, but he bounced back after allowing two goals early in the second period Monday that gave the Bruins a 3-2 lead.

The Rangers’ baffling unreadiness at pivotal moments in a game dates back to last season. It is, of course, easily identifiable, but Mike Sullivan clocked it as a reflection of the team’s shortcomings in situational play.

The New York Rangers might not play a single home game until November next season, and it has to do with Harry Styles.