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Rick Nash
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Team: New York Rangers Height: 6-4 Born: 6/16/1984
Position: LWWeight: 216 Birthplace: Brampton, Ontario

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Apr. 27 3:30 PM PT4:30 PM MT5:30 PM CT6:30 PM ET22:30 GMT6:30 AM 北京时间3:30 PM MST5:30 PM EST2:30 UAE (+1)18:30 ET - Nash scored twice in Saturday's 4-0 win over the Devils.
Analysis: Nash now heads to the postseason for the second time as he tries to earn his first win.
Apr. 19 9:13 PM PT10:13 PM MT11:13 PM CT12:13 AM ET4:13 GMT12:13 PM 北京时间9:13 PM MST11:13 PM EST8:13 UAE0:13 ET - Nash had a goal and two assists Thursday.
Analysis: These were Nash's first points in four games.
Apr. 7 12:03 PM PT1:03 PM MT2:03 PM CT3:03 PM ET19:03 GMT3:03 AM 北京时间12:03 PM MST2:03 PM EST23:03 UAE15:03 ET - Nash had a goal and an assist Saturday in a 4-1 win over Carolina.
Analysis: Nash has three goals and two assists in the last four games.
Apr. 2 12:52 PM PT1:52 PM MT2:52 PM CT3:52 PM ET19:52 GMT3:52 AM 北京时间12:52 PM MST2:52 PM EST23:52 UAE15:52 ET - Nash had a goal and an assist in Monday's 4-2 win over the Jets.
Analysis: Nineteen of Nash's 30 points have come at home.
Mar. 27 1:00 PM PT2:00 PM MT3:00 PM CT4:00 PM ET20:00 GMT4:00 AM 北京时间1:00 PM MST3:00 PM EST0:00 UAE (+1)16:00 ET - Nash scored twice, Derek Stepan had a goal and three assists, and New York extended its dominance of the Flyers with a 5-2 win Tuesday night.
Analysis: Nash's first goal was his 300th.
Mar. 11 1:58 PM PT2:58 PM MT3:58 PM CT4:58 PM ET20:58 GMT4:58 AM 北京时间1:58 PM MST3:58 PM EST0:58 UAE (+1)16:58 ET - Nash tallied two assists Sunday in a 4-1 win at Washington.
Analysis: Nash has tallied seven goals and nine assists during a 10-game point streak.
Mar. 8 8:53 AM PT9:53 AM MT10:53 AM CT11:53 AM ET16:53 GMT12:53 AM 北京时间9:53 AM MST11:53 AM EST20:53 UAE11:53 ET - Nash scored with 5:23 left in regulation to send the game into overtime in Thursday's 2-1 win over the rival Islanders.
Analysis: Nash again showed that the third period is his favorite time, scoring his eighth of the season _ all in the third _and assisting on Marian Gaborik's winner.
Mar. 6 12:16 PM PT1:16 PM MT2:16 PM CT3:16 PM ET20:16 GMT4:16 AM 北京时间1:16 PM MST3:16 PM EST0:16 UAE (+1)15:16 ET - Nash scored two third-period goals in a 4-2 win over Philadelphia on Tuesday night.
Analysis: Nash has five goals and six assists during a seven-game point streak, and has scored four of his seven goals during the Rangers' three-game win streak.
Mar. 4 12:23 PM PT1:23 PM MT2:23 PM CT3:23 PM ET20:23 GMT4:23 AM 北京时间1:23 PM MST3:23 PM EST0:23 UAE (+1)15:23 ET - Nash had a goal and assist and also scored in the shootout to lead the New York Rangers to a 3-2 win over the Buffalo Sabres on Sunday night.
Analysis: Nash has 16 points in 16 games. Slowly but surely, he is adjusting to the glare of the New York spotlight.
Feb. 19 3:01 PM PT4:01 PM MT5:01 PM CT6:01 PM ET23:01 GMT7:01 AM 北京时间4:01 PM MST6:01 PM EST3:01 UAE (+1)18:01 ET - Nash had a goal and assist Thursday night in the Rangers' 4-1 win over slumping Tampa Bay, but the most telling stat was that the star forward registered a whopping career-high 12 shots on Lightning goalie Mathieu Garon.
Analysis: New York had lost all four games (0-3-1) that Nash missed as he recovered from what is believed to be concussion symptoms. He showed no ill effects in helping the Rangers end their skid in dominating fashion.
Feb. 18 12:22 PM PT1:22 PM MT2:22 PM CT3:22 PM ET20:22 GMT4:22 AM 北京时间1:22 PM MST3:22 PM EST0:22 UAE (+1)15:22 ET - Nash assisted on surging linemate Carl Hagelin's tying goal in the second period and registered a game-high eight shots on goalie Braden Holtby in New York's come-from-behind 2-1 victory.
Analysis: Nash, who has a four-game point streak, has been limited to three goals and nine assists in his first 14 games with the Rangers, following a blockbuster offseason trade. But his mere presence is opening up lots of space for those on the ice with him.
July 25 2:02 PM PT3:02 PM MT4:02 PM CT5:02 PM ET21:02 GMT5:02 AM 北京时间2:02 PM MST4:02 PM EST1:02 UAE (+1)17:02 ET - Nash, acquired from Columbus Monday in the offseason's most important trade, met with reporters at the Rangers training facility two days after the deal, as he tried to get acclimated to his new surroundings.
Analysis: Nash, the Blue Jackets' all-time leader in 16 categories, has been to the postseason only once in his career, and now joins a team with aspirations of the Stanley Cup.
July 23 11:30 AM PT12:30 PM MT1:30 PM CT2:30 PM ET18:30 GMT2:30 AM 北京时间11:30 AM MST1:30 PM EST22:30 UAE14:30 ET - Nash has been traded to the New York Rangers forcenters Brandon Dubinsky and Artem Anisimov, defenseman Tim Erixon and a first-round pick next year.
Analysis: It shocked many when Nash, who shared the NHL lead in goals with 41 in 2003-04, revealed in February that he asked management a month earlier for a trade. When a deal wasn't worked out, he finished the year in Columbus, and immediately became the hottest name on the offseason trade market.
July 5 12:26 PM PT1:26 PM MT2:26 PM CT3:26 PM ET19:26 GMT3:26 AM 北京时间12:26 PM MST2:26 PM EST23:26 UAE15:26 ET - Columbus Blue Jackets general manager Scott Howson isn't saying much about his quest to trade team captain Rick Nash. Reached Thursday, Howson said only, "We are working very hard" and added that he is not facing a deadline to make a deal.
Analysis: Nash, the franchise leader in most offensive categories, revealed midway through last season that he had asked to be traded. He has a no-trade clause in his contract, and has given the club a list of possible destinations. It was thought that once top free agents Zach Parise and Ryan Suter signed (both with Minnesota), interest in Nash would climb. Among the reported suitors are the New York Rangers, Detroit, San Jose, Carolina and Philadelphia.

Career Regular Season Stats

Totals
Year Team GP G A Pts +/- PM PP SHG GWG S SPct.
2002-03 Cls 74 17 22 39 -27 78 6 0 2 154 11.04
2003-04 Cls 80 41 16 57 -35 87 19 0 7 269 15.24
2005-06 Cls 54 31 23 54 5 51 11 0 4 170 18.24
2006-07 Cls 75 27 30 57 -8 73 9 1 5 228 11.84
2007-08 Cls 80 38 31 69 2 95 10 4 6 329 11.55
2008-09 Cls 78 40 39 79 11 52 6 5 5 263 15.21
2009-10 Cls 76 33 34 67 -2 58 10 2 6 254 12.99
2010-11 Cls 75 32 34 66 2 34 6 0 7 305 10.49
2011-12 Cls 82 30 29 59 -19 40 6 2 2 306 9.80
2012-13 NYR 44 21 21 42 16 26 3 1 3 176 11.93
Career 718 310 279 589 -55 594 86 15 47 2454 12.63

Career Postseason Stats

Totals
Totals Team GP G A Pts +/- PM PP SHG GWG S SPct.
2008-09 Cls 4 1 2 3 -4 2 0 0 0 13 7.69
2012-13 NYR 10 1 3 4 2 0 0 0 0 35 2.86
Career 14 2 5 7 -2 2 0 0 0 48 4.17

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