Hagelin on his Power Play Abilities: "I Don't Stink" GREENBURGH, N.Y. - For the first time since Rangers Coach John Tortorella repeatedly declared that the reason Carl Hagelin is not playing on the power play is because he "stinks on the power play," Hagelin defending himself. Sort of. "I don't really have any comments," Hagelin said after practice Monday. All I can say is I don't stink. Tortorella made his remarks on Saturday in reply to questions about why Hagelin, one of the Rangers" more dynamic forwards, has not been used to improve the team's anemic power play. In the first eight games of the playoffs, Hagelin played a total of 13 seconds on the power play. Tortorella, while professing he admires Hagelin's overall play, used a form of the word "stink" eight times in reference to Hagelin's power-play abilities during a discussion with reporters on an off-day in Boston. Shortly before Tortorella spoke, Hagelin was sitting in his hockey pants and skates in the Rangers dressing room, intently watching the Blackhawks-Red Wings game on a wall-mounted television. He said he found out about the remarks shortly after Tortorella made them. "Yeah," he said when asked if he was surprised by the remarks. I haven't really been on the power play. The Rangers went 0 for 5 on the power play in their 5-2 loss to Boston on Sunday, dropping their overall rate to 2 for 36. Hagelin had one 29-second shift during the Rangers" fourth power play, in which he turned a defenseman and set up Derick Brassard with a dangerous chance in front, and a 17-second shift on the meaningless fifth power play at the end of the game. "That one shift, that went well," Hagelin said. Hopefully I get more.