The New York Rangers spent most of the first month of new coach Mike Sullivan's tenure frustrated by an inability to win at home.

Dominant on the road, the Rangers hope to get rolling at home on Sunday night when they host the Detroit Red Wings.

New York was outscored 23-6 and went 0-6-1 in its first seven home games, setting a team record for the longest home winless skid to start a season. The streak ended with Monday's 6-3 win over the Nashville Predators, a game in which Alexis Lafreniere and Artemi Panarin each scored two goals.

That victory began New York's second three-game winning streak under Sullivan. The Rangers are returning home after a pair of different results in road games against the Tampa Bay Lightning and Columbus Blue Jackets.

After Vincent Trocheck scored twice and

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