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The Rangers not involved in the 4 Nations Face-Off returned to the ice on Tuesday .
The team that won the Presidents’ Trophy a year ago knows it has some work to do just to get back to the postseason this time around.
After winning three of their last four games before the break, the Rangers will open the final stretch facing a three -point deficit.
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