Mats Zuccarello's shootout goal lifts Rangers past Maple Leafs
Henrik Lundqvist of the Rangers celebrates his game  Henrik
Lundqvist of the Rangers celebrates his game winning save in the
shootout against Mikhail Grabovski of the Toronto Maple Leafs.
(April 10, 2013) (Credit: Jim McIsaac)  Mats Zuccarello felt the
pressure as much as anyone.  Zuccarello was called out by coach
John Tortorella before Wednesday night's 3-2 shootout win over
the Maple Leafs, in which the winger scored the lone goal for a
crucial second point in a tight playoff race.  "He's in better
shape and quicker, but he's got to score in the shootout,"
Tortorella said about Zuccarello, who was denied on a shootout
bid by Pittsburgh's Marc-Andre Fleury in a 2-1 loss on April 5.
"It's nice that we've seen it before, but we need it now."
"Now" came after 65 minutes at the Garden, when Zuccarello's
five-hole wrister beat James Reimer (26 saves). Henrik Lundqvist
stopped Tyler Bozak, forced Nazem Kadri wide, and stopped
Mikhail Grabovski as th