The Rangers are still waiting for Rick Nash to break out in the postseason. He led the team with 21 goals during the regular season, but he hasn't found the back of the net yet in the playoffs despite a team-leading 17 shots. Nash has one assist in four games, along with a minus-1 rating, but he should be able to break through eventually. The Rangers first-round series versus the Capitals is tied 2-2 with Game 5 set for Friday night back in Washington.

Rick Nash took part in Wednesday's practice after skipping Tuesday's skate. Just an FYI as there was never much doubt that he would play in Game 4 on Wednesday. He skipped Tuesday's practice to rest his knee after banging it against the endboards on Monday.

Rick Nash was given a maintenance day Tuesday and did not practice. Nash banged his knee on the endboards at the end of the second period in Monday's Game 3 but didn't miss any time and set up the Rangers' game-winning goal late in the period. Nash was quiet for most of Monday night after having his best game of the series in a Game 2 loss. The Rangers will need Nash to start scoring if they want to dig out of their 2-1 series hole.

Rick Nash set up Derek Stepan for the game-winning goal in Monday's 4-3 win over the Washington Capitals. Nash appeared frustrated and overwhelmed at times during Monday's game and even injured his knee at the end of the second period. Thankfully for the Rangers, he delivered at the right time, dishing to Stepan, who beautifully deflected the puck over Braden Holtby's far shoulder. The Rangers will need more plays like that from the Nash and Stepan if they're going to win this series.

Rick Nash appeared to injure his knee during a hit at the end of the second period Monday night. Nash missed on a hit in the corner of the Capitals' zone in the final seconds and got up gingerly. According to the MSG broadcast, he was clearly limping while walking to the locker room after the period. Nash has yet to register a point this postseason. We'll update you as soon we know more.

Rick Nash is still searching for his first postseason victory after suffering a 1-0 overtime loss to the Washington Capitals on Saturday. Nash only made it to the playoffs once as a member of the Columbus Blue Jackets and they were swept by the Detroit Red Wings. His Rangers are now down 2-0 in their first-round series. Darroll Powe and Derek Dorsett each had seven hits, but Ryan Callahan led the team in that category with eight. Dan Girardi blocked a game-high five shots.

The New York Rangers worked on their power play Monday at practice. The Rangers held two sessions Monday and the man advantage was a point of emphasis in the second skate. "Since the last lockout [in 2004-05], special teams have been the main part of the game," said Rick Nash, who was on the team's top unit. "So you win the special teams game and you have a good chance to win the actual game." Nash was joined by Derek Stepan and Ryan Callahan up front, with Brad Richards and defenseman Dan Girardi on the points. New York finished the regular season 23rd overall with the man advantage, while their first-round opponent, the Washington Capitals had the best power play in the league.

Rick Nash scored two goals in the Rangers' 4-0 victory Saturday. Nash will conclude the regular season with 21 goals and 42 points in 44 games this season. Ryan Callahan and Derek Stepan each had a goal and an assist. Brad Richards recorded two assists, giving him 34 points in 46 games this season.

Rick Nash scored a goal and added two assists for the Rangers in a 6-1 win over Florida Thursday. The Blueshirts broke out offensively in the game as Derick Brassard and Mats Zuccarello each notched two goals in the victory while Brad Richards registered a goal and an assist.

Rick Nash scored twice but the Rangers lost 4-3 to the Leafs on Monday night. Even though the Rangers didn't come up with the win, the fact Nash is heating up now is a very good sign. The forward has picked up five goals over his last five games and has been a handful for defensemen. Derek Stepan had a goal and an assist, too.