New York Rangers goaltender Henrik Lundqvist will be going for his 400th NHL win. He would be the 12th goalie in League to reach 400 wins and the second to earn his first 400 NHL victories with one franchise, joining Martin Brodeur, who got the first 688 of his NHL-record 691 wins with the New Jersey Devils. "To be able to get that number, you're talking about being able to be a real professional, a guy who has to prepare himself, has to practice hard, has to be on top of his game," coach Alain Vigneault said of Lundqvist. "He has to love to handle pressure. You gotta want pressure. You have to want to be the guy that's on the ice that's making the difference. Not all players have that. Hank is definitely one guy that wants to be there and wants to be a difference maker." The Rangers are also trying to close out a perfect homestand. They have won four games in a row, including the past three at Madison Square Garden, where until this week they had struggled. They were 14-11-1 at home before beating the Calgary Flames, Anaheim Ducks and Nashville Predators in a span of five days. "We said going into this week we wanted to establish a good feeling at home, confidence and just play with good energy," Lundqvist said. "It's so much more fun when you do play well at home, you win and you get the fans involved. Good energy in the building, that's what we want. We're excited to try to finish this off on a really good note."
