Rangers' Offseason: High Stakes, Big Potential

0:00It's April 19th. You're listening to NHL News today, AI Power Coverage of Your Squad. The New York Rangers just wrapped a rough season, posting the worst record in the Eastern Conference and missing the playoffs for the second straight year. As not the standard for a team was big ambitions, but their offseason is gearing up to flip the script fast. They've got a solid veteran core, holding things down, plus two first round draft picks, one guaranteed in the top five, and plenty of cap space to make. That combo gives them real flexibility without needing a full rebuild. Defenseman Adam Fox is all in on the comeback, saying the team always sets a high bar and plans to push for wins right away. He's got faith, though sees the summer, to get back in contention. Fox himself put a 53 points this year, nine goals and 44 assists, even after missing time with injury. He was lights out down the stretch, grabbing points in nine of his last 10 games. With assets like that in Fox anchoring the blue line, the Rangers could surprise next

1:00season if they nail their offseason plays. Keep an eye on how. They build from here.