Higgins Reaches Point of Frustration
The following article featuring former Yale standout Chris Higgins appeared in the October 19 issue of the New York Post.
By LARRY BROOKS
There was no masking Chris Higgins' frustration yesterday, not
once the winger smashed his stick against the boards in the midst
of a practice scrimmage in which things did not go his way and the
puck did not go in the net.
But then, the puck has not gone off Higgins' stick into the net
yet this season, eight scoreless games and counting leading into
tonight's match at the Garden against the Sharks (7 p.m, Versus,
WNYM) with the Blueshirts looking to extend their winning streak to
eight games.
"This is not the start I wanted with a new team, but I can't let it get to me," Higgins, the 26-year-old Long Island native acquired from Montreal in the Scott Gomez trade, said after it momentarily got to him. "If I'm not picking up points, I have to contribute in other ways, on the penalty kill and by playing a strong defensive game."
Complete article can be accessed via the Post Web site by clicking
here.












