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NHL: Damon Severson scored in overtime to complete Devils comeback

Damon Severson scored in overtime to allow the New Jersey Devils to complete the comeback and defeat the New York Rangers 4-3.

Jack Hughes scored twice and added an assist as the Devils rallied from a two-goal deficit to earn their first home win in nine outings since Dec. 6.

Severson intercepted a pass from Alexis Lafrenière and stripped him of the disc to bring himself to 2 against 1 with Nico Hischier in opposing territory. He opted to shoot and got his third goal of the season.

Lafrenière had provided an assist when Jimmy Vesey broke the ice just 1:34 into the game.

At the start of the zone, Adam Fox served a brilliant pass to Julien Gauthier, who then stripped goalkeeper Vitek Vanecek to double the lead.

Jack Hughes finally put the Devils on the board mid-game on a turnover, netting a goal in a fifth straight game.

Chris Kreider restored a two-goal lead to Rangers with his 19th goal of the year, at 3-1.

Then after Jesper Bratt’s goal, Hughes came back on the power play with his second of the game, making it 3-3.

 

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