All of that is not enough in the eyes of former NHL player Sean Avery, who spent six years in New York, as he addressed one Rangers player in particular during the team's win over Detroit on Wednesday.

It’s been a slow start for Zibanejad, the team’s No. 1 center. No points through the first two games, and only one shot on goal. He was, however, winning faceoffs at a 69.1% clip (second-best, among players who had taken more than 40 draws) entering Monday.

Zibanejad had only one shot on goal through the first two Rangers games. He doubled that in the first period and finished the game with five shots. One came on an empty net, giving him his first goal of the year, and he also had a pair of primary assists.