Henrik Lundqvist wasn't pleased with himself after losing his third overtime game of these playoffs on Thursday night.
"I've got to be really careful to ask myself the right question there," said Lundqvist following New York's 3-2 overtime defeat against Boston in Game 1. "Have I played bad in overtime? No. Can I score? No. Is it frustrating? Yes. My record is terrible in overtime, but I've just got to stick with it, play my game." He made 15 stops in the extra session and 45 in the contest before Brad Marchand beat him to give the Bruins a 1-0 series lead.

Henrik Lundqvist stopped 45 shots but it wasn't enough as the New York Rangers dropped a 3-2 decision in overtime to the Boston Bruins.
Lundqvist was terrific again on Thursday as he was coming off back-to-back shutouts to finish off the Washington Capitals in the first round. He shut out the Bruins in the first period but finally gave up a goal to Zdeno Chara at the 12:23 mark of the second period to end the shutout streak at 152:23 minutes. Lundqvist is 4-4 in the post-season with a sparkling 1.76 GAA and a .945 save percentage.

Henrik Lundqvist has now notched shutouts in back-to-back games.
King Henrik, who had 35 saves in Monday's Game 7, was the main reason the Rangers were able to get out of the first round, as he's been a perfect 62-for-62 since losing Game 5 in overtime. "Anything is possible with Hank back there," Ryan McDonagh said. "He stands tall, he competes so hard and it's great to see guys willing to block shots; he really respects and honors that, and recognizes that. For everybody, it's a good feeling, but we want to continue to roll with it."

Henrik Lundqvist stopped all 35 shots in his second straight shutout as the New York Rangers routed the Washington Capitals 5-0 in Monday's Game 7.
Lundqvist delivered his best with the Rangers on the brink of elimination in Games 6 and 7. While there was some criticism of him after a pair of soft goals in Game 1, Lundqvist was a virtual wall for the rest of the series and was easily the Rangers' best player in the series. He'll have possibly an even tougher test in Round 2 with the Boston Bruins, who don't have a player like Alex Ovechkin but possess superb depth and excellent goaltending.

Henrik Lundqvist made 27 saves in a 1-0 shutout win over Washington Sunday in Game Six of their Eastern Conference playoff series.
With their backs against the wall, the Rangers received a stellar performance from their best player as Lundqvist turned aside everything the Capitals threw in his general direction. The deciding game will be played on Monday night in Washington.

Henrik Lundqvist turned aside 33 of 35 shots in a 2-1 overtime defeat.
Lundqvist has faced at least 30 shots in each game of the first round. The Rangers won both of their games at home, but haven't been able to win in Washington yet. They will head home for Game 6 on Sunday. If the Rangers lose that game, they'll be eliminated from the playoffs.

Henrik Lundqvist made 27 saves as the Rangers edged the Capitals 4-3 in Game 4 of their first-round series Wednesday night.
And just like that, this series has become a best-of-three affair, though it didn't come without its excitement, yet again. The Rangers played very well through the first two periods, though Lundqvist was not very sharp as New York gave up its 2-0 lead and entered the third period tied 2-2. They then scored twice more in the third and the Caps pulled to within one at 7:31, and that's when Lundqvist was a real difference-maker. The ice was tilted in the Caps' favor for much of the third -- they got 15 of their 30 shots in the final frame -- but Lundqvist was brilliant. Game 5 is Friday night in D.C.

Henrik Lundqvist is one of the three finalists for the Vezina Trophy.
Lundqvist is looking to win the award for the second straight season. He had a 24-16-3 record, 2.05 GAA, and .926 save percentage in 43 starts. Although those numbers aren't far off from what he posted in 2011-12, he's far from a lock to win it this year.

Henrik Lundqvist says the Rangers can't risk going back to Washington on the brink of elimination.
The Rangers came up with a big 4-3 win Monday night to draw within 2-1 in the series, but Game 4 is still a must-win, too. "I would say so," Lundqvist said. "We have to take care of home ice here and then just make sure we get one on the road. We have to approach the next game the same way we did today. We know we can beat them." Lundqvist made 28 saves in the win.

Henrik Lundqvist stopped 28 of 31 shots to help the Rangers get on the board in the series and cut the Capitals' lead to 2-1.
Lundqvist didn't play as well as he did during his fantastic Game 2 performance, but he did play well enough and made more than a few big stops to stop the Caps' momentum. The best part about Lundqvist's night was probably at the other end of the rink, where he finally got some offensive support to the tune of four goals. As the old saying goes, now we have a series.

Henrik Lundqvist kicked out 37 of 38 shots in a 1-0 overtime loss on Saturday.
Lundqvist was superb in this contest, but he was ultimately beaten by Washington's Mike Green when the Capitals had the man advantage. The Rangers are now down 2-0, but their goaltending hasn't been their problem. They've scored just one goal in this series and have failed to capitalize on their power-play opportunities.

Henrik Lundqvist will be looking to rebound against Washington in Game 2 Saturday afternoon.
He was not pleased with the third goal the Caps' scored in their 3-1 win in Game 1, and the fact that many believe he was outplayed by Washington goalie Braden Holtby. We are banking on a much better performance from King Henrik and you should too.

Henrik Lundqvist got a rest day Tuesday.
He didn't participate in Tuesday's practice after starting 14 straight games to finish the regular season. Cam Talbot, who was brought up from the minors as part of the Rangers' postseason Black Aces squad, took part in the session his place. Lundqvist will probably be much busier against Washington in the playoffs this time around than he was last year.

Henrik Lundqvist saved all 20 Rangers shots in a 4-0 victory Saturday.
Lundqvist will earn his second shutout of the season. He ended up starting in 43 games this season and won 24 games. He should get a some consideration for the Vezina Trophy, but there's a lot of competition this season.

Henrik Lundqvist will start on Saturday.
It will be Lundqvist's 14th straight game between the pipes. The Rangers still have a shot at the sixth seed.

Henrik Lundqvist is lobbying hard to start Satruday afternoon against the Devils.
The Rangers have clinched a playoff spot and Lundqvist could use some rest. That said, New York can improve its seeding and Lundqvist wants to help with that. Don't be surprised if King Henrik is between the pipes instead of Martin Biron Saturday afternoon.

Henrik Lundqvist wants to play in the Rangers' regular-season finale.
New York clinched a playoff spot, but could still finish anywhere from sixth to eighth in the East. "I think that Saturday is a big game and that's what we should focus on," said Lundqvist, who has started 13 straight, 22 of the last 23 and 42 of 47 overall. "I will talk to them [today] about playing or not, but I personally think that game could change a lot of things."

Henrik Lundqvist allowed three goals on 21 shots Thursday and earned a victory in the Rangers' 4-3 overtime win over Carolina.
Lundqvist's numbers for the season look remarkably similar to prior years, which is likely a surprise if you haven;t been playing close attention. Although he didn't return the value many expected when they drafted him, his season has hardly been a disaster.

Henrik Lundqvist allowed two goals and faced just 15 shots in a 3-2 loss to Florida on Tuesday night.
Lundqvist had his three-game winning streak halted with the defeat. There was talk about possibly giving him a night off before the playoffs, but this loss will probably change that as the Rangers are on the cusp of not qualifying for the NHL's "second season."

Henrik Lundqvist will play between the pipes on Tuesday.
The Rangers are fighting to secure a playoff spot, but if they accomplish that soon, then Lundqvist might get a breather before the postseason starts. As it is, the Rangers have a three-point lead on the ninth place Winnipeg Jets with three games remaining in each team's schedule.

Henrik Lundqvist improved his record to 22-15-3 this season as the New York Rangers beat the New Jersey Devils 4-1 on Sunday.
Lundqvist nearly had a shutout but Andrei Loktionov spoiled that bit 13:30 into the third period. Still, the sterling Swede is doing what he's done for years: making a difference on a team that seems primed for another playoff berth.

Henrik Lundqvist will be between the pipes Sunday at home against Martin Brodeur and the New Jersey Devils.
In a pivotal game against the Devils, there's no reason to believe that Lundqvist will not start for the 20th time in the last 21 contests, on Sunday. Lundqvist may not seem to be having his best of seasons, but his stats show that he's been once again fantastic in 2013. His 21 wins are now two shy of league-leader Antti Niemi, his .926 save percentage ranks fifth in the NHL and his 2.11 goals-against-average is eighth best.

Henrikl Lundqvist kicked out 24 of 28 shots in the Rangers' 8-4 victory over Buffalo Friday night.
It was King Henrik's 21st win of the season and improved his record to 21-15-3.

Henrik Lundqvist will play between the pipes on Friday.
It will be Lundqvist's second start in as many days and his third in four days. He turned aside 34 of 35 shots in the Rangers' 6-1 victory against Florida on Thursday.

Henrik Lundqvist blocked 34 of 35 shots Thursday as the Rangers thumped Florida by a score of 6-1.
Lundqvist and the Rangers are now in must-win territory and King Henrik came through with a superb performance when the club needed it most. It's about time if you ask his fantasy owners.

Henrik Lundqvist managed 18 saves on 21 shots in a 4-2 loss to Philadelphia Tuesday night.
The loss could halt any plans of giving Lundqvist some time off down the stretch, as the Rangers on right on the bubble of the playoff picture. Look for him to rebound in his next outing.

Henrik Lundqvist will be back in net Tuesday night against the Philadelphia Flyers.
Coach John Tortorella said Monday that Lundqvist might get a game off before the end of the regular season. The Rangers want to keep Lundqvist fresh for the playoffs but the Rangers also need to qualify for the postseason and are only two points up on ninth-place Winnipeg. Start him if you have him.

Henrik Lundqvist might get a game off before the end of the season, according to Rangers coach John Tortorella.
"Sometimes you have to make some decisions along the way," Tortorella said. He added that Lundqvist probably won't play in all of the Rangers' final seven games. Lundqvist has already played in 36 of the Rangers' 41 games and Tortorella wants to try and keep him fresh, even if the Rangers are in danger of missing the playoffs.

Henrik Lundqvist got his first shutout of the season in the Rangers' 1-0 victory over the Islanders Saturday night.
With the win last night, the Rangers remain in eighth place in the Eastern Conference with seven games remaining in this 48-game shortened season. Lundqvist may not seem to be having his best of seasons, but his peripherals show that he's been fantastic in 2013. Lundqvist has a 2.06 goals-against average and .928 save percentage on the season and should be in the Vezina Trophy conversation if the Rangers make the playoffs.

It was vintage Henrik Lundqvist as the goalie spearheaded the New York Rangers to a 1-0 shutout in overtime against the New York Islanders Saturday night.
Lundqvist stopped all 29 shots he faced and some of them were things of beauty. The Rangers need Lundqvist to steal games the way he did Saturday night as the Rangers fight for their playoff lives.

It was vintage Henrik Lundqvist as the goalie spearheaded the New York Rangers to a 1-0 shutout in overtime against the New York Islanders Saturday night.
Lundqvist stopped all 29 shots he faced and some of them were things of beauty. The Rangers need Lundqvist to steal games the way he did Saturday night as the Rangers fight for their playoff lives.

Henrik Lundqvist will start in goal against the Islanders.
In seasons past this might have been a game where the Rangers started a backup. Not this year. The Islanders have been as good or better than the Rangers this season and both teams are fighting for a playoff spot. Vintage Lundqvist is needed.

Henrik Lundqvist kicked away 23 of 25 shots Wednesday night in the rangers' 3-2 shootout win against Toronto on Wednesday night.
It's clear that the Rangers are going to continue to ride Lundqvist heavily with their playoff lives on the line, so they were happy to see him bounce back after his last game, also against Toronto, in which he gave up four goals. Lundqvist has a 2.12 goals-against average and .926 save percentage on the season.

Henrik Lundqvist gave up four goals in the Rangers' 4-3 loss to the Maple Leafs on Monday night.
It was the first time that Lundqvist gave up at least three goals since March 16, and just the third time all year he's given up more than three. Even with the rare off outing, Lundqvist has a 2.07 goals-against average and .928 save percentage this season.

Henrik Lundqvist has been selected as the NHL's third star of the week.
Lundqvist had a 1.22 GAA and .962 save percentage in four starts. He was particularly effective on Saturday when he stopped 48 of 49 shots in a 4-1 win against the Hurricanes.

Henrik Lundqvist will start on Monday.
It will be Lundqvist's fourth game in just six days. He was particularly busy on Saturday, turning aside 48 of 49 shots in a 4-1 victory over Carolina.

Henrik Lundqvist faced a whopping 49 shots in the Rangers' 4-1 win over Carolina on Saturday night.
King Henrik was a very busy man in this one, making 48 saves, 20 of which came in the third period. Even though he doesn't have the elite record (17-13-3), Lundqvist has vaulted into the Vezina Trophy conversation because of a hot streak that has seen his rates improve to a 2.07 goals-against average and .928 save percentage. Lundqvist hasn't given up more than two goals since March 16, a span of 10 games.

Henrik Lundqvist sticked aside 26 shots in the Rangers' 6-1 win over the Penguins on Wednesday night.
It was about time King Henrik reaped the benefits of some offensive support from his teammates. Record-wise (16-13-2), Lundqvist may not seem to be having his best of seasons, but his rates show that he's been fantastic, with a 2.15 goals-against average, which is ninth in the NHL, and .924 save percentage, which ranks fourth. The problem for him is that the Rangers ranked last in the league in scoring entering this game.

Henrik Lundqvist made 26 stops on 28 shots in a 4-2 victory over the Winnipeg Jets Monday night.
Lundqvist has taken several shots to the head over the past week but the Swedish netminder says he's fine. Lundqvist is obviously a must start every time he touches the ice for the Rangers, but he'll need more support from his teammates to increase his win total.

Henrik Lundqvist has taken several shots to the head over the past week and the Rangers are monitoring him for a possible concussion.
Lundqvist says he's fine but the Swedish netminder recently complained of headaches and neck pain after being elbowed in the head by teammate Dan Girardi. Despite advances in recent years, concussions remain a very difficult thing to diagnose unless a player admits some of the symptoms. For now, Lundqvist should remain in the lineup but we'll monitor in case that changes.

Henrik Lundqvist allowed just two goals on 28 shots Thursday, but received no support as the Rangers were shut out by Ottawa by a score of 3-0.
A 14-13-2 record is far from the mark Lundqvist's fantasy owners expected when they drafted him, but much of the blame falls on the shoulders of his teammates. It's hard to jump ship this late in the season, but there are definitely a few goaltenders that rank ahead of him in the pecking order right now.

Henrik Lundqvist made 32 stops on 34 shots in a 5-2 victory against Philadelphia Tuesday night.
The win snapped his two-game winless skid, but he's been solid in his past five matches. Lundqvist has allowed two goals or less each game over that span and he's maintained a solid save percentage as well. He should be started with confidence again, but he'll need more support from his teammates to increase his win total.

Henrik Lundqvist will likely start in goal against the Philadelphia Flyers on Tuesday night.
It took two-plus months but Lundqvist's numbers are finally starting to resemble his usual production. Unfortunately for King Henrik owners, the struggling Rangers are not helping their goalie in the wins department, leaving Lundqivst with a mark of just 13-12-2. The bonus is the Rangers are desperate to stay in the playoff chase, meaning he should a large chunk of the starts the rest of the way.

Henrik Lundqvist blocked 22 of 24 shots Sunday, but the Rangers were defeated in a shootout by Washington by a score of 3-2.
His numbers now look a little more Lundqvist-like for the season with the exception of his record, which stands at a lackluster 13-12-2 after this result. He's capable of much better and he should receive all the playing time he can handle down the stretch.

Looks like Henrik Lundqvist will be between the pipes at home for Sunday's contest against Braden Holtby and the Washington Capitals.
King Henrik hasn't exactly been his royal self this season as the first goaltender taken in fantasy drafts, but he still produces a solid to strong effort almost every night. It will be Lundqvist's seventh start in a row Sunday and is obviously a must start everytime he touches the ice for the Rangers, especially at home.

Henrik Lundqvist allowed two goals on 23 shots for the Rangers in a 3-1 loss to Florida Thursday.
Lundqvist was decent, but not spectacular in the loss and the Rangers miserable season continues. While we all expect a turnaround for the Blueshirts at some point, time is running short for a rejuvenation.

Henrik Lundqvist will start Thursday night when the Rangers host Florida.
He's fine to play after suffering a headache and a stiff neck from a collision with teammate Dan Girardi on Tuesday. "My neck was a little sore but the headaches went away," said Lundqvist, who rested Wednesday. "I talked to the trainers and they were pretty convinced it was more just when I snapped my neck." The Rangers could have gone with Martin Biron rather than give the nod for the third time in four nights, but the club does need to string together some victories to remain in a playoff spot in the Eastern Conference.

Henrik Lundqvist didn't participate in Wednesday's optional skate, but coach John Tortorella quickly dismissed any doubts about his number one goalie's health by saying that Lundqvist is "fine."
Lundqvist complained that he experienced a headache and may have tweaked his neck after being hit by teammate Dan Girardi's elbow. However, the fact that he didn't skate shouldn't set off alarm bells because he probably wouldn't have been out there anyway after starting back-to-back games for the Rangers on Monday and Tuesday. Don't be surprised if Martin Biron gets the nod Thursday though.

Henrik Lundqvist said he played Tuesday's game with a headache after being hit in the neck by teammate Dan Girardi's elbow at 3:00 of the second period.
"I think it's my neck; it just got really tight," Lundqvist said after posting his second consecutive win in two nights. "I didn't see it coming at all. It just hit me and snapped my head. Hopefully, I'll feel better [today]." New Jersey's Steve Bernier was mistakenly called for goalie interference on the play.

Henrik Lundqvist stopped 29 shots to help the Rangers pick up a 3-2 victory against New Jersey Tuesday.
The win was Lundqvist's second in as many nights and he was solid in both of them. The Rangers play again Thursday versus Florida, so it wouldn't be surprising if backup Martin Biron were to get the nod in order to give Lundqvist a night off.

Henrik Lundqvist will be back in the net for Tuesday night's game against the New Jersey Devils.
Henrik rebounded from four straight losses with a 2-1 shootout win over Carolina on Monday night. King Henrik hasn't exactly been his royal self this season, but he still produces a solid to strong effort almost every night. He should be started in every league.

Henrik Lundqvist blocked 29 of 30 shots for the Rangers in a 2-1 shootout win over the Hurricanes Monday night.
Lundqvist had lost four straight games coming into Monday's contest so his fantasy owners will be happy with the outcome tonight. We dont need to tell you that Lundqvist should be started every time he's between the pipes.

Henrik Lundqvist allowed two goals on 32 shots Thursday, but ended up on the losing end of a 3-1 result against Winnipeg.
We have been waiting for the Rangers to finally live up to preseason expectations and while Lundqvist has played better of late, he has lost three straight decisions, dropping his record to 11-10-1 in the process. We still have faith in the Rangers netminder, but we're less certain about his prospects than we were a few weeks ago.

Henrik Lundqvist made 19 saves and allowed three in a 3-1 loss to Buffalo Tuesday night.
The Sabres outshot the Rangers by a 12-5 margin in the second period, where they built a 2-1 lead. Lundqvist has lost his past two outings, but he has been playing very well of late so don't worry about tonight's sub-par performance.

It looks like Henrik Lundqvist will start in goal Tuesday night against the Buffalo Sabres.
The Rangers gave Lundvqist the day off Sunday, so it's no surprise that he's back in the net tonight. Despite a loss in his most recent start, King Henrik and the Rangers have officially turned their season around. Lundqvist should be started in all formats.

Henrik Lundqvist saved 36 of 39 shots in a 3-2 defeat Friday night.
This loss ended Lundqvist and the Rangers' four-game winning streak. He now has a 11-8-1 record in 20 games this season.

Henrik Lundqvist blocked 27 of 28 shots for the Rangers in a 2-1 overtime win over the Islanders Thursday.
Lundqvist has officially turned around his season with four consecutive victories as the Rangers as a team have begun to heat up. He fell behind 1-0 early in this contest, but steadied himself and held the fort long enough for his teammates to earn him the win.

Henrik Lundqvist earned his third straight win Tuesday night.
He blocked 23 of 25 shots to get a 4-2 win over Philadelphia. Lundqvist looks like he's gotten back on track again, but he has battled some consistency issues during this lockout-shortened season. Still, his .919 save percentage and 2.27 GAA justify sticking with him even after nights where he isn't at his best.

Henrik Lundqvist is the presumed starter for Tuesday's game against the Philadelphia Flyers.
Lundqvist's two straight wins have fantasy owners hoping for a return of his Vezina form. Tuesday's game against the Flyers should be a nice test for King Henrik, but it's not like you're going to bench him against anyone. Keep rolling Lundqvist and hoping he and the Rangers have figured it out.

Henrik Lundqvist blocked 28 of 30 shots Sunday as the Rangers outlasted Buffalo for a 3-2 shootout win.
Lundqvist has now won two consecutive starts after dropping three straight decisions prior to that. Let's hope he's finally heating up like we have all been waiting for.

Henrik Lundqvist will get the start Sunday at home against the Buffalo Sabres.
Starting Lundqvist Sunday at home against a struggling Buffalo squad is a no-brainer. The 2011-12 Vezina Trophy winner remains one of the top fantasy netminders in the league, especially at home. You have to put him in your lineup every time he's between the pipes.

Henrik Lundqvist was relieved to have gotten a win on Thursday.
He had gone his last three starts without winning. But most importantly, he bounced back from giving up four goals in the game prior, to allowing one on 25 shots on Thursday. "The last one was not good enough, so I felt it was important for me to play better," Lundqvist said. "It's fun to get a win - finally."ÿHe has a 2.31 goals-against average and .917 save percentage this season.

Henrik Lundqvist stopped 24 of 25 shots for the Rangers in a 4-1 win over Tampa Bay Thursday night.
Every time we get set to write-off Lundqvist and the Rangers this season they seem to come up with an impressive performance to make us rediscover our faith and tonight was just another example of that. Look for Lundqvist to reclaim his position near the top of the goaltending heap during the second half of the season.

Henrik Lundqvist surrendered four goals on 32 shots in a 4-3 loss to Winnipeg Tuesday night.
The defeat drops his record to 7-7-1 on the year and it stretched his winless slide to three games. Lundqvist was playing much more up to form prior to his last few appearances, so he'll probably turn it around.

Henrik Lundqvist is expected to start Tuesday against the Winnipeg Jets.
Lundqvist has had a bit of a tough-luck season thus far, going 7-6-1 on the year despite a 2.28 GAA and a .918 save percentage. Owners should still feel confident starting King Henrik on a nightly basis.

Henrik Lundqvist was sharp on Thursday as he turned aside 35 of 37 Ottawa shots in 3-2 shootout loss to the Senators.
Lundqvist and the Blueshirts fell behind early, but the league's best goalie withstood the next 47 minutes of pressure before allowing the tying goal late in the third period. His record falls to 7-6-1 with the loss.

Henrik Lundqvist didn't face many shots in Tuesday's loss to the Montreal Canadiens.
He allowed just two goals in the Rangers' 3-1 defeat, but his save percentage took a hit as the Canadiens mustered just 17 shots against him. The unimpressive defeat comes after Lundqvist had been gaining momentum with four straight wins. He should rebound in his next start.

Henrik Lundqvist is expected to get the start in net Tuesday night.
Lundqvist and the Rangers are starting to round into form, which is great news for fantasy owners that invested a high pick in last season's Vezina winner. Owners in daily leagues will want to make sure Lundqvist in their lineups tonight.

Henrik Lundqvist allowed just one goal on 28 shots in a 2-1 win over the Capitals Sunday.
This sort of tight, low-scoring affair has been customary for Lundqvist and the Rangers the past few seasons, which leads us to believe he's rounding into form. His record improves to 7-5-0 with the win.

Henrik Lundqvist will get the start at home on Sunday against Braden Holtby and the Washington Capitals.
Starting Lundqvist Sunday against a hot Washington Capitals' squad is a bit more of a gamble than usual but you still have to put him in your lineup every time he's between the pipes. The 2011-12 Vezina Trophy remains one of the top fantasy netminders in the league, especially at home.

Henrik Lundqvist is expected to start on Sunday.
Lundqvist didn't start on Thursday, so he's had plenty of time to rest. He has a 2.48 GAA and .912 save percentage in 11 starts this season. Overall, those numbers should improve, but the Rangers will be up against a hot Washington Capitals' squad, so starting Lundqvist is a bit more of a gamble than normal.

Henrik Lundqvist and the Rangers almost allowed a win to slip through their finger, but they emerged with a 4-3 shootout win over Boston on Tuesday night.
The Rangers owned a 3-0 lead during the third period, but two goals by three goals by the Bruins including two less than two minutes to go got the game into overtime. Lundqvist was still solid in the contest, with 37 saves on 40 shots, and he got his third straight win despite the team's late collapse.

Henrik Lundqvist is expected to start in goal Tuesday night against the Boston Bruins.
After a rough start to the season, King Henrik has notched back-to-back one-goal games. He remains one of the top fantasy netminders and should be started in all leagues.

Although the scoresheet would suggest that Henrik Lundqvist had an easy night on Sunday, Rangers coach John Tortorella gave him a fair share of the credit for the 5-1 victory over Tampa Bay.
Lundqvist turned aside 19 of 20 shots, including six straight in the first period. However, that's not the full story. "I really feel the most important part of the game is Hank in the first period," John Tortorella said. "We're up (1-0) and we're giving up chance after chance. We could have easily been down 3-2 in that first period, and that's where I thought we settled down and played more of a complete game in all zones." Lundqvist put up less than ideal numbers early this season, but he has bounced back with two straight one-goal games.

Henrik Lundqvist looked more like his normal self by stopping 19 of 20 shots in a 5-1 blowout win over Tampa Bay.
With a 5-5-0 record, King Henrik hasn't been fantastic, but with four wins in his last six games he's beginning to round into form. His rough start doesn't make us any less confident about his place atop the league's netminders from a fantasy perspective.

Henrik Lundqvist will get the start Sunday at home against the Tampa Bay Lightning.
Needless to say, the 2011-12 Vezina Trophy winner is a must-start every time he's between the pipes, especially at home.

Henrik Lundqvist turned aside 27 shots in a 4-1 won over the Islanders Thursday.
He held the fort in the third period when the Rangers were outshot 11-7. Lundqvist is creeping closer to the .500 mark and now owns a 4-5-0 record on the 2013 campaign.

Henrik Lundqvist was on the losing end of a 3-1 decision Tuesday night against the Devils.
Lundqvist was beaten three times on 21 shots in the game, which drops his record to 3-5-0 on the season. With sketchy ratios, King Henrik isn't providing the type of production his owners have come to expect, but it;s hardly time to panic about the rock-solid netminder.

Henrik Lundqvist will play between the pipes on Tuesday.
Lundqvist was given the day off on Saturday. He has a 3-4-0 record, 2.79 GAA, and .904 save percentage in seven starts this season.

Henrik Lundqvist is expected to start his eight straight game Saturday.
He will be in net, as he has been for all of the Rangers games thus far, against Tampa. Ride him.

Henrik Lundqvist made 26 stops in a 3-0 loss to Pittsburgh Thursday.
The defeat snapped a two game winning streak for the reigning Vezina Trophy winner. Lundqvist has not looked like himself this season but you shouldn't lose faith if you invested a high draft pick on him.

Henrik Lundqvist is projected to make his seventh consecutive start on Thursday when the Rangers host Pittsburgh.
Lundqvist had a bit of a tough start to the 2013 campaign, but he appears to be rounding into form now. He has won three of his last four outings, while allowing eight goals over that span.

Henrik Lundqvist stopped 26 of 27 shots in a 2-1 win over the Flyers Tuesday night.
With back to back victories, King Henrik and the Blueshirts are looking more like the team we all expected to see rather than the club that lost its first three games of the season. As always, patience proves to be a virtue.

It appears Henrik Lundqvist will get the start Tuesday against the Philadelphia Flyers.
Assuming nothing changes, it'll be the sixth straight start for King Henrik to start the season. Although his numbers haven't been very royal to start the year, he's been the victim of some uncharacteristically poor defensive play in front of him. We expect him to be one of the top fantasy goalies again this season and owners should feel comfortable starting him every night.

Henrik Lundqvist made 15 saves in the Rangers' 5-2 win over the Maple Leafs on Saturday night.
It was a pretty quiet night for the netminder, but his night didn't start off too well as he gave up two goals on defensive breakdowns in the first period. With two days' rest, it's hard to imagine the Rangers not turning to Lundqvist for his sixth straight start on Tuesday against the Flyers.

Henrik Lundqvist will get the nod on Saturday.
Lundqvist has a 3.47 GAA and .895 save percentage in four starts this season. He might have turned a corner with his 31-save performance in the Rangers' 2-1 loss to the Philadelphia Flyers on Thursday.

Henrik Lundqvist turned away 31 of 33 shots, but suffered a hard-luck loss in a 2-1 decision at the hands of the Flyers Thursday.
Lundqvist has righted the ship after suffering through a couple of poor outings even if his numbers don't reflect it. He's a top-3 fantasy goaltender going forward.

Henrik Lundqvist is expected to start again for the Rangers Thursday night after earning his first victory of the season on Wednesday against Boston.
He wasn't on ice for team's optional morning skate and backup Martin Biron faced shots from some Rangers healthy scratches. Lundqvist was excellent against the Flyers last season, while posting a .942 save percentage and 1.83 goals-against average.

Henrik Lundqvist made 26 saves in the Rangers' 4-3 overtime win versus the Bruins on Wednesday night.
It was a promising effort on the heels of being pulled a game earlier. Lundqvist did what he needed to do to earn the win, making a number of big saves, but he's still getting his timing back, and he should only sharpen up as he gets more games under his belt. The good news for him is that New York still looks uncharacteristically disoriented at times on defense, and that should be rectified soon as well.

Henrik Lundqvist is likely to start for the Rangers on Wednesday.
He left the ice first during the team's optional morning skate. Lundqvist and the Rangers are still looking for their first win and they facing a tough Boston Bruins team on Wednesday night. The 2011-12 Vezina Trophy winner warned that without exhibition games, he might begin the year with some rust. However, he should return to form shortly now that he's back to playing.

Rangers coach John Tortorella seemed to downplay his decision to yank Henrik Lundqvist in Sunday's 6-3 loss to the Penguins.
"I was not going to keep him in there, not with what was going on in front of him," Tortorella said. Rangers captain Ryan Callahan echoed Tortorella's remarks by suggested that the benching of Lundqvist was to "give him a break." Callahan went onto say that he didn't think their goaltender was to blame for Sunday's defeat. Lundqvist has an ugly 4.75 GAA and .865 save percentage in two starts, but it shouldn't be too long before he bounces back.

Henrik Lundqvist was chased from Sunday's 6-3 loss to the Penguins after allowing four goals on 18 shots.
Lundqvist lasted about half of the game before being replaced by Martin Biron, who allowed just one goal on 20 shots the rest of the way. If possible, use this an opportunity to acquire King Henrik on the cheap.

Henrik Lundqvist will get the start Sunday at home against Tomas Vokoun and the Pittsburgh Penguins.
Lundqvist is obviously a must start every time he plays, even against a very strong Pittsburgh team.

Henrik Lundqvist saved 31 of 34 shots in the New York Rangers' 3-1 loss to the Boston Bruins.
Lundqvist had his work cut out for him as the Bruins out shot the Rangers in every period of this game. The Rangers are projected to be one of the best teams in the league and Lundqvist should be one of the best fantasy goaltenders. Don't overreact to this loss.

Henrik Lundqvist has demonstrated quick reflexes during the team's practices, according to Andrew Gross of the Bergen Record.
"I think when it comes to the game situation, you just need to play to feel comfortable so I think the biggest challenge I think is just to get to a level where you feel really comfortable making good decisions without playing any exhibition games," Lundqvist said. The Rangers top netminder said he might need a couple of games to get to where he needs to be, but you should be confident in his abilities and select him high in your draft.

Henrik Lundqvist admitted to feeling sluggish due to the long layoff of the lockout.
"I'm not going to lie, I don't feel great out there . . . I'm going to put pressure on myself to get back as soon as possible, but at the same time, you need to have a little patience, too," he said Tuesday. "I don't think my game's going to be perfect right away." Despite his high expectations of himself and lack of game action, Lundqvist should be high on your draft boards because he is one of the best goaltenders and strongest fantasy options in the league.

Henrik Lundqvist has won at least 30 games every season of his career, but accomplishing a feat like that in a 48-game schedule would be impressive even for him.
"That might be tough," said Lundqvist, who enters the shortened season with a streak of seven straight 30-win campaigns. "Not impossible. But not likely." He isn't sure how many games he will start in this year and he would've preferred to have some preseason tuneups, but he is happy that the work stoppage is over and that he can get back to playing. Lundqvist should be the first goalie on everyone's draft list.

Henrik Lundqvist took to Twitter on Tuesday to announce that he would be returning to North America.
He has spent the vast majority of the lockout in Sweden, spending time with family and friends, but he feels it's time to return to New York to see if there will be a 2012-13 NHL season. Lundqvist tweeted: "But now It's time to make a move. Time to return to NYC and hopefully I'm coming back for the right reason like I said."