Gibson allowed four goals on 22 shots after replacing starter Frederik Andersen Sunday in New York. Much like starter Andersen (who went 4-of-7), Gibson got torched by a Rangers team that had struggled to score in its previous outings. The win would have given Anaheim sole possession of first in the league and the honor of being the first team to cross the 100-point plateau -- something they're going to have a chance to achieve Tuesday in Columbus.