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Luke Hughes led the way with two of the New Jersey Devils' four second-period goals to help bury their rival New York Rangers 7-1 in Newark, N.J. on Thursday.
Luke Hughes scored two goals in the second period as the New Jersey Devils routed their rival New York Rangers 7-1 on Thursday in Newark, New Jersey. Evan Rodrigues gave New Jersey the initial lead late in the first period before Hughes, Nico Hischier, and Arseny Gritsyuk broke the game open with a dominant four-goal second period.
Stefan Noesen and Cody Glass added third-period goals for the Devils, while Nico Daws turned aside 18 shots in the win. Dylan Garand was pulled after surrendering four goals on 13 shots for the Rangers, whose lone tally came on a Pavel Dorofeyev power-play goal.
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