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Panarin said he won’t rule out a Russia return amid ongoing questions about his Rangers future and contract status.
The Rangers’ star has been a focal point of the lineup, driving offense when he’s at peak form.
Panarin posted three goals and four assists in his last four games, returning to a point-per-game pace.
The 34-year-old forward is set to become an unrestricted free agent this summer.
Panarin’s performance comes as the Rangers push for results amid a crowded season schedule.
Rangers fans and media are awaiting more clarity on Panarin’s future and contract status.
New York Post coverage emphasizes Panarin's role as a catalyst for Ranger offense when engaged.
The article notes Panarin's potential free-agent status will influence the Rangers’ composition this offseason.
Panarin’s performance boost followed a previously disengaged start to the season.

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Borgen sidelined with upper-body injury, missing his fifth straight game for the Rangers.
Scott Morrow returns to the lineup as the Rangers shuffle the defense for depth.
Top-four defensemen Gavrikov-Fox and Soucy-Schneider stay intact despite changes.
Coach Mike Sullivan made a single tweak to the top six, swapping J.T. Miller and Will Cuylle.
Igor Shesterkin stopped 19 of 21 shots in a 10th win of the season.
Rangers faced a shorthanded Bruins team with several injuries listed as day-to-day.
Rangers' next game schedule includes a back-to-back, with the Bruins followed by the Lightning.
Rangers captain lined up on the top unit next to Zibanejad and Lafreniere, Cuylle moved to wing with Trocheck and Panarin.
Cuylle to wing alongside Trocheck and Panarin, adjusting scoring lines.
Rangers maintained a strong defensive corps amid injuries, seeking stability through depth.

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Geekie scored twice for Boston, giving him 20 goals on the season and tying the NHL lead.
Jeremy Swayman stopped all three shootout attempts to lift Boston to the victory.
Lucas Raymond and Michael Rasmussen each found the net for Detroit, who had lost four in a row.
The Bruins tied the game late in the third before Geekie’s go-ahead shot on the power play.
The teams will complete a home-and-home series in Detroit on Tuesday.
Boston improved defensively and controlled play after a rough stretch.
Detroit’s coach Todd McLellan praised the effort but noted special-teams were costly.
Dylan Larkin credited his team’s effort but said improvement was needed.
Morgan Geekie credited teammates for feeding him chances, helping his scoring night.
Brad Larkin highlighted the team’s face-off struggles as a factor.

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