The New York Rangers will make a change on defense when Adam Clendening replaces Kevin Klein in the lineup. Clendening has two assists in six games this season. "There's no doubt in my estimation that [Klein] can play better than he's played," coach Alain Vigneault said. "We felt that it was time to give Adam a look on [defense] and on the power play. He did a good job for us early on, he did a good job for us in training camp, and we're going to take a look at what he can do now." Goalie Henrik Lundqvist will start for the Rangers, who are 6-1-0 in their past seven road games while outscoring opponents 29-14. "I think our speed getting through the neutral zone has been a big key," forward Rick Nash said. "Games that we've struggled we've had a lot of turnovers in the neutral zone. We try to keep it simple at both blue lines, which is huge part of our game, and when we have success we get it deep and when we don't have success we have turnovers."