2009-04-15T23:36:38-04:00 2009-04-15T13:28:14-04:00 2 2009-04-15T13:28:14-04:00 1 1 10 2009-04-15T23:36:38-04:00 http://img.fannation.com/upload/user_profile/image/650/0/thumb/ati.jpg 35151 NS Redwing19: retired Halifax 6520 2 I had the Rangers in 6 heading in. Don't see a reason to change that now. 5074064 2009-04-15T16:39:41-04:00 2 NY SportsLord New York 713062 1 The key to this series is the penalty box for the Rangers and goal-tending for Washington. The Rangers cannot afford to be short-handed with the strength of the Washington power-play. Even up play should be just that, even up. Lundqvist rarely gives up a bad goal but that isn't true of Theodore. Games under 4 goals total go the Rangers way. Anything over that, look for Washington to romp. 5069507 2 <p>SI.com's <strong>Allan Muir</strong> has picked the Capitals to win this series in five games. He gives the Rangers a chance if <strong>Henrik Lundqvist</strong> can hold off <strong>Alex Ovechkin</strong> and company long enough for <strong>Chris Drury</strong>, <strong>Scott Gomez</strong> and the Rangers' other&nbsp;underperformers to step up and take advantage of <strong>Jose Theodore</strong>, who will no doubt be driven to distraction by <strong>Sean Avery</strong>. Check out <a href="http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2009/writers/allan_muir/04/15/rangers.capitals.preview/index.html" target="_blank">Allan's series breakdown</a> and weigh in. Agree? Disagree?</p> 61763 18 NY The SI Staff New York City 21244