Rangers hand Sharks first win of season, remain winless at MSG: ‘We obviously have to learn how to win’

Adam Fox admitted there wasn’t much to say after the New York Rangers’ fifth consecutive home game without a win.

The New York Rangers’ defenseman kept his explanation short about the club’s poor start to Thursday’s 6-5 overtime loss to the San Jose Sharks at Madison Square Garden. Disappointing was a given.

“That was pretty piss poor out of us,” Fox said. “Not the way we want to play hockey.”

Time after time Thursday, the Sharks, who washed ashore at Madison Square Garden winless in their first six games of the season, tried to hand the Rangers their first home win.

San Jose blew a 3-1 lead after the first period. It blew a 5-4 lead in the second half of the third. The Sharks finished below the Rangers in almost all advanced statistical categories — including shot attempts, high-dange