Taylor Pyatt was credited with New York's only goal in a 2-1 loss to the Boston Bruins in Game 3 Tuesday night.
The goal was originally thought to be scored by defenseman Ryan McDonagh, but after a review it was given to Pyatt on the tip. The Rangers carried the 1-0 lead into the third period, but the Bruins netted two goals in the final frame to take a commanding 3-0 series lead. Derek Stepan led the club with five shots and Ryan Callahan posted a game-high seven hits to go with four shots. John Moore finished with a minus-1 rating and a game-high four blocks.

Taylor Pyatt potted a goal for the Rangers in their 5-0 win over the Capitals on Monday.
The goal increased the Rangers' lead to 2-0 at 3:24 of the second period. Pyatt only had six goals and five helpers on the year, but he already has a goal and two assists in the playoffs as his role has increased. His 6-foot-4, 230-pound frame is tailor-made for the playoffs.

Taylor Pyatt scored in New York's 3-2 loss to the Florida Panthers on Tuesday night.
He now has two goals and two assists during his current four-game scoring streak. In 46 matches this year, Pyatt has 10 points so by his standards this qualifies as red hot. Still, we don't think you should pick him up down the stretch.

Taylor Pyatt scored a goal in the Rangers' 4-1 win against the Devils.
Pyatt is now on a modest three-game point streak. He has five goals and four assists in 45 games this season.

Taylor Pyatt has acquitted himself well on the Rangers' second line since Ryan Callahan went down due to injury.
He picked up two assists in New York's 3-2 win over Tampa Bay Saturday. "I think when I'm able to get to the puck and use my size and protect it and give myself a little extra time to make a play, that's when I'm usually at the top of my game," said Pyatt. He has generated five points in eight games after spending the last three seasons with Phoenix. His fantasy value is still very limited, but he could prove to be one of the better under-the-radar signings by the end of the year.

Taylor Pyatt skated on New York's second line at practice Wednesday.
He skated alongside Derek Stepan and Carl Hagelin due to captain Ryan Callahan's shoulder injury, which is expected to keep out of action for 10 to 14 days. Pyatt has scored three times on just eight shots in six games this campaign.

Taylor Pyatt scored the lone goal for the Rangers in a 2-1 loss to Philadelphia Thursday.
Pyatt has actually been a dynamic player early in the season with three goals in four contests. This marker was assisted by Marian Gaborik and if Pyatt can continue to play with such a prolific line mate his chances of sustaining his success rise dramatically.

The Rangers' new grinders have important responsibilities this season.
Rick Nash's addition has taken all the spotlight, but the Rangers added bottom-six players Taylor Pyatt, Jeff Halpern and Arron Asham who are just as crucial to the team's success, too. "If you want to go far, you need a deep group, guys who accept their roles and work hard," Brian Boyle said. "We lost guys I have a lot of respect for, but they're gone. The guys we have now, they've gone far in the playoffs already. Pyatt went as far as we went last year (with Phoenix). Halpern is so competitive, even in these informal skates. We all want to be on the first line, but these are guys who work and do whatever the team needs them to do. And that's what you want."