There were a string of heroes wearing the Rangers' sweater Friday night at Madison Square Garden. From Brandon Dubinsky and his dynamic two-way game, to Stu Bickel and his two-assists, to Marian Gaborik and his 21st goal, to Michael Del Zotto and another two-point night. But in the end, Henrik Lundqvist was selected to wear the team's Broadway Hat following the game due to his rock-solid play in goal that featured 28 saves. Lundqvist has now won the Broadway Hat honor a team-high three times this season, including twice this week. Following the game Lundqvist chose to speak about his team's success so far this season, and not his own personal play. "It just feels like we are more mature this year," explained Lundqvist. "Even though we have a great game, or a couple good games, we still come out the next night expecting a lot from ourselves. In the past maybe we got a little satisfied and were a little more inconsistent. But this year I think we demand more from ourselves." As for standing in first place in the Atlantic Division here at the Christmas break, Lundqvist said, "Ask me in April how it feels and how it matters! But it was an incredible week for us and it's great to get that break now. I know i can enjoy Christmas now." Share your thoughts on Lundqvist's stellar play below.
