The Rangers play their final game before the break looking to extend their winning streak to four games, which would be their longest since winning five straight from Oct. 30-Nov. 6. "We all want to finish strong here and then go on the break, feel good about our game and where we are," goalie Henrik Lundqvist said. "Every time we play the Flyers it's an intense game, a physical game. You have to expect them to come into our building and play a hard game. It's a good test for us right before the break." Lundqvist is 3-0-0 with a 1.32 goals-against average, .952 save percentage (80 saves on 84 shots) and one shutout in his past three games since allowing seven goals to the Dallas Stars on Jan. 17. He's 2-0-0 against Philadelphia this season. "Obviously a week ago it was a tough place to be, but you just try to work really hard in practice and analyze the game quickly and prove it," he said. "I felt like I've been better and the team's been better, and I have this opportunity to finish strong before the break." New York is 10-5-0 against the Metropolitan Division, including 5-1-0 at Madison Square Garden. Fifteen of its final 34 regular-season games are against division opponents. "It's a division opponent we're very familiar with," defenseman Ryan McDonagh said. "Playing at home here against them, we're going to try and go into the break feeling good about our game and continue to be challenged defensively. They've got some skill and a good power play, so we've got to play disciplined. We've got to make sure we take care of the puck in our own end and that'll lead to some offensive looks."
