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"Timmy was like a box of Cracker Jack, " Rangers goaltender Martin Biron said.
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Biron, who spent the 2009-10 season with the Islanders, was familiar with Nielsen's pet move and knew he was likely to use it.
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One by one, forwards and defensemen cruised in on New York's two goaltenders, first on Lundqvist for a few shots, then on backup Martin Biron, then Lundqvist again.
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Martin Biron, in his third start of the season, stopped 15 shots for New York (8-7-2), which dropped its third straight and has just one win in five games.
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Lundqvist hates to give up goals in practice, but he allowed one to Derek Stepan, one to Brandon Prust, one to John Mitchell, and before long it was Biron's turn again.
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Biron never flinched as the puck sailed past him.
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The Capitals had a chance to make up ground when a pair of calls gave them a 5-on-3 power play for 31 seconds late in the second period, but Martin Biron (28 saves) and the Rangers held firm.
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"Every time a coach gets fired, it is a surprise for me, because ultimately, we, the players, are responsible for our own play on the ice, " Rangers backup goalie Martin Biron told The Associated Press in a text message.
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And Nielsen knew that Biron knew.
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