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The Rangers hadn't hosted a Game 7 since their Stanley Cup victory over Vancouver in , but they stayed perfect at home in deciding games -- winning their fourth. New York is overall in Game 7; the Senators dropped to Lundqvist withstood tons of pressure from the Senators, who spent most of the closing 5 minutes in the Rangers' end. The win wasn't secure until Sergei Gonchar tripped Carl Hagelin as he skated toward the empty net with New York rallied from a series deficit for just the second time, building off the momentum of its victory in Ottawa on Monday night.

Sometimes the first round is the hardest round. That's all this is, one round. We were fortunate. I'm very happy with the group, and they should be real proud of themselves -- for about an hour. Just like in Game 6, when the Rangers scored three goals in the second period, New York used the middle frame to take over.

While waiting for their big guns -- Marian Gaborik and Brad Richards -- to spark the offense, a pair of defensemen stepped up to get the Rangers going. Ryan Callahan nudged it ahead to Stepan, who sent a pass from the right circle to the left circle to Staal for his first goal of the series into the second.

Staal, limited to 46 regular-season games because of the lingering effects of a concussion sustained last season, thrust his hands up in delight when his shot beat Anderson.

Staal had only two goals in the regular season. It didn't take all that long for Madison Square Garden to erupt in cheers again for another blue-liner. Rangers forward Brandon Prust had the puck knocked off his stick, but teammate Brandon Dubinsky was there to get it and smack it into the slot to Girardi, who wound up for a hard slap shot just a few feet from the crease and slammed it past Anderson at Like Staal, Girardi isn't known for great offensive prowess.

He had five goals while playing in all 82 regular-season games but had scored only once in the previous 44 -- including the first six of this series.