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When the post-mortem is conducted on this year's Rangers' season, there will be plenty of blame to go around. The construction of the team wasn't ideal, with just one pure goal-scorer. The defense was very young, and the two experienced defensemen weren't very good. And the forwards were too small, with the team not getting any bigger until the season was pretty much gone. The coaching was, at times, erratic. But a fair question to ask at the end of the Rangers' season, whether it ends in regulation or early in the postseason, is if coach John Tortorella got everything he could have out of his team. Someone will need to ask if Tortorella did everything he could to take a below-average team and make them relatively competitive some of the time. And when that question is asked, people will l ...

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Article written by Steven Ovadia