Skip to content
Your daily dose of hockey
News

Rangers: Adam Fox (who hasn’t scored since April) also sees his name circulated

 Charles-Alexis Brisebois
Share : facebook icon twitter icon
Rangers: Adam Fox (who hasn’t scored since April) also sees his name circulated
Credit: Getty Images
Ever since we learned that Jacob Trouba and Chris Kreider could be traded by the Rangers, nothing has gone right.

The club is no longer capable of winning hockey games (and that was difficult enough before) and the dressing room is truly more disorganized than ever since the rumors began.

And that’s normal: the guys are put in impossible situations.

Using the threat of waivers to get rid of Barclay Goodrow and using the same threat with Jacob Trouba (when everyone had agreed to wait until the summer of 2025 to make a move) has left its mark on the dressing room.

Trouba, the former captain, was beloved, and the fact that he was cavalierly traded in this way doesn’t exactly buy sympathy from the players to Rangers management.

According to Renaud Lavoie on TVA Sports yesterday, there’s a kind of rebellion brewing in the dressing room against manager Chris Drury. We don’t accept that Trouba was treated this way.

And with everything that’s going on in New York right now, emotions are running high.

It’s one of the best soap operas in the National Hockey League right now. – Renaud Lavoie

But there’s more to come. While Brady Tkachuk’s name will continue to circulate in New York and the owner is caught up in stories of poaching, several other Rangers players are being publicly targeted for all sorts of things.

Mika Zibanejad comes to mind , deemed too sensitive for the New York market…

But there’s also Adam Fox. After all, the defenseman (who hasn’t scored since April 15, i.e. before the 2024 playoffs) has seen his name brought into the discussion by Larry Brooks.

I repeat, for those who misread: Adam Fox hasn’t scored in his last 43 games. So can we stop worrying about Lane Hutson?

As Renaud Lavoie told BPM Sports this morning, Brooks is suggesting the Rangers store the defenseman before his no-trade clause kicks in in a few months.

He’s not saying to trade him, but to see what his value is. And if Brooks says so, no matter what happened last week, listen to him.

Right now, the Rangers are questioning everything. After all, just a few months ago, thinking about trashing everything and thinking about trading guys who didn’t have to be traded – like Fox – didn’t make sense.

But here we are.


Overtime

– Enjoy.

– NHL: end the season early?[BPM Sports]

– What’s that?

– To be continued.

facebook icon Share twitter icon Tweet linkedin icon Share
Copied!
More Content