NEW YORK -- Not only did the New York Rangers bounce http://www.authenticrangersshop.com/authentic-99-wayne-gretzky-jersey.html back from one of their worst games this season, Rick Nash finally found his scoring touch after returning from a leg injury that sidelined him for almost seven weeks. Nash scored his first goal since getting back into the lineup March 12, and Henrik Lundqvist made 25 saves in leading the Rangers to a 4-2 victory over the Florida Panthers on Monday night. "It's no secret: It's been a grind the first five games after a long time away," said Nash, who had 42 goals last season. "Each game I'm just trying to do something to help the team and try to fit in." Nash, who went hard to the net a couple Jabari Brown Authentic Jersey of times against the Panthers, scored his 13th of the season at 11:14 of the third period to give New York a 3-1 lead. It came less than a minute after Lundqvist stopped a breakaway by Jussi Jokinen to preserve the Rangers' lead. "After I made that save, we got the puck up there and I was hoping for Nash to get one," Lundqvist said. "It played in perfectly. Nashie has worked so hard for a long time. I think that goal meant a lot to him. It was a big goal for the team as well." New York coach Alain Vigneault said the Rangers have to be patient with Nash. "That injury kept him from doing anything as far as weight-bearing for close to six weeks," Vigneault said. "He's probably still not fully recovered. He's only had one real team practice. I thought tonight he took pucks to the net. That was a big-time goal at the right moment. There's no doubt in my mind that his play is on the right track." Viktor Stalberg, Mats Zuccarello and Tanner Chris Young Youth Jersey Glass also scored for the Rangers, who moved two points ahead of idle Pittsburgh for second place in the Metropolitan Division. New York has nine games left in the regular season, one more than the Penguins, winners of six straight. Vincent Trocheck and Jiri Hudler scored for the Panthers, who lost their second in a row. The Atlantic Division leaders are two points in front of Tampa Bay with nine games to go, one fewer than the Lightning have left. "It was a bad night," Panthers coach Gerard Gallant said. "We can't show up and play 15 minutes, and that's all we played tonight. The Rangers dominated the first two periods and there is no excuse for that." Al Montoya stopped 28 shots for Florida, which had a goal waved off by the officials early in the third period. Gallant said he disagreed with the call but there was nothing that could be done. It was a bounce-back game for http://www.authenticyankeesshop.com/authentic-9-roger-maris-jersey.html the Rangers, who gave up a season-high 52 shots and were totally embarrassed in a 4-1 loss at San Jose on Saturday. "We were confident tonight," Glass said. "We knew we had to come back with a big win. I think we played hard all night. It wasn't perfect. No game is. I thought we battled hard."