Breakdowns ruin any minor progress Rangers had made

Just when it appeared that the Rangers might — might — have been gaining at least a smidgen of traction, they lost not only a 3-0 first-period lead, they lost not only a 4-3 third-period lead, they lost not only a 5-4 overtime game to Dallas at the Garden on Monday, but they also lost their tenuous foothold.

For despite picking up a point that actually gave the Blueshirts their best four-game stretch (2-1-1) since the third week of November, they lost ground to two of the six teams they are chasing for the final playoff wild-card spot.

And oh, they also lost Filip Chytil to an unidentified upper-body injury he apparently sustained in the second period. No. 72 is being evaluated, according to head coach Peter Laviolette.

New York Rangers goaltender Jonathan Quick (32) sits on the ice after allowing the final goal on Tuesday night. Robert Sabo for NY Post

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