Igor Shesterkin, the star goalie for the New York Rangers, took responsibility for the team's disappointing performance this season, which saw them miss the Stanley Cup playoffs for the second year in a row. Shesterkin had a solid season, finishing with a 25-19-6 record and a .912 save percentage, ranking fourth in the NHL in goals-saved above average with 22.58. However, his lower-body injury sustained on January 5 severely impacted the Rangers, who struggled without him, going 2-11-0 in his absence and ultimately finishing last in the Eastern Conference. Shesterkin expressed disappointment in his performance, stating, “I could play way better,” and emphasized the need for the team to work hard during the offseason to return to playoff contention. Despite the setbacks, he remains optimistic about the team's potential, urging his teammates to enjoy the game and embrace the support of their fans.