This past week has proven that the Rangers have a multiple personality problem. Are they:
a) The John Tortorella-inspired team, playing with aggressiveness and gumption, which we saw vs. Buffalo?
b) The lifeless zombies we saw against Ottawa?
c) The tough, shutdown, but low-scoring team we saw against Minnesota?
d) The sloppy disaster we saw last night against Atlanta?
One night they play with passion and do the little things right, the next, they’re reverting to their old ways, not doing anything right and completely falling apart, letting a sure victory slide right out of their hands. Even Tortorella’s a mixed bag – going from inspiritional genious one game, pushing all the right buttons, to questionable moves last night (his choice of shootout players, ice time, etc.). The power play mainly has one personality, and that one is bad. The Rnagers somehow scored three power play goals against Atlanta (in eight chances), but still couldn’t score when they needed it most – in crunch time. They can’t put teams away. Of course, they don’t have …