Chris Kreider has been a menace on the power play for the Rangers to begin their postseason run, and made NHL playoff history with another pair of goals on the man advantage in Thursday's game two win over the rival Devils.
Kreider now has four power play goals this postseason, which is the most in league history through the first two games of the playoffs, passing a load of former greats that had three, including Bill Guerin, Phil Esposito, and Nicklas Lidstrom.
The Blueshirts, who have been lethal on the power play to start the series, just keep getting chances thanks to the Devils, who gave their rivals a man advantage seven times in game two. Kreider scored both power play goals in the second period to help New York erase an early 1-0 deficit.
All four of Kreider's power play goals have been tip-ins.
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