Florida (10-15-6) at NY Rangers (15-10-4) 7:00 pm EST

Regular Season Matchup
	W-L-OT	HOME	ROAD	DIV	CONF
FLA	35-31-16	23-12-6	12-19-10	13-14-5	33-26-13
NYR	42-30-10	21-15-5	21-15-5	15-12-5	36-26-10
· Complete Standings

Team Stat Comparison
245	Goals	233
249	Goals Against	211
61	Power Play Goals	75
78	Power Play Goals Allowed	65
5	Shorthanded Goals	11
6	Shorthanded Goals Allowed	6
1181	Penalty Minutes	1109
14	Average Penalty Minutes	14

Goalie Breakdown
	GOALIE	GP	W	TGA	GAA	SO	SV	SV%
	Ed Belfour	58	27	152	2.77	1	1398	.902
	Alex Auld	27	7	82	3.35	1	647	.888
	Craig Anderson	5	1	8	2.21	0	108	.931
	Henrik Lundqvist	70	37	160	2.34	5	1767	.917
	Kevin Weekes	14	4	43	3.39	0	312	.879
	Steve Valiquette	3	1	6	3.14	0	39	.867

Team Stat Leaders
G	Olli Jokinen 39	Jaromir Jagr 30
A	Olli Jokinen 52	Jaromir Jagr 66
PTS	Olli Jokinen 91	Jaromir Jagr 96
PIM	Steve Montador 119	Ryan Hollweg 131
SOG	Olli Jokinen 351	Jaromir Jagr 324

Florida (10-15-6) at NY Rangers (15-10-4) 7:00 pm EST

NEW YORK (Ticker) -- Jaromir Jagr and the New York Rangers go for their third straight win when they host the Florida Panthers on Sunday.

Jagr, whose 41 points is tied for the league lead with Atlanta's Marian Hossa, scored his 14th goal to help lead the Rangers to a 3-1 victory over the Ottawa Senators on Saturday.

While Jagr has been the biggest story this season along with Brendan Shanahan, goaltender Henrik Lundqvist started in Saturday's win. Lundqvist finished with 34 saves as the Rangers beat the Senators for only the third time in the last 13 meetings between the clubs.

Martin Straka had a goal and an assist for the Rangers while Shanahan netted his league-leading 22nd goal into an empty net with 14 seconds left. As consistent as Jagr has been this season, Straka has been lately. The center has seven goals and nine assists in a nine-game point streak.

Florida had its two-game win streak snapped in a 5-4 shootout loss to the New York Islanders on Saturday.

Nathan Horton, Gary Roberts, Stephen Weiss and Ruslan Salei scored for the panthers in regulation.

The Panthers, who went 1-for-4 on the power play, outshot the Islanders, 7-0, in the overtime but could not beat New York goaltender Rick DiPietro.