Ahead of key matchups, New York Rangers head coach Peter Laviolette might try a risky move with his stars on the roster, as defenseman Adam Fox remains in IR.

The loss of Adam Fox naturally impacts the look of several parts of the Rangers’ game, but the power play in particular could be uniquely affected.

Adam Fox was the Rangers’ leader in ice time, averaging over 23 minutes per game, and he was the team’s second-leading scorer, with 48 points (43 assists) in 58 games. He ran the point on the top power play unit,

Zac Jones is poised to step back into the Blueshirts' lineup, which will feature reshuffled D pairs and maybe even a five-forward power play.

Adam Fox landing on injured reserve is just another obstacle to overcome for the New York Rangers this season. But

Mollie Walker, Larry Brooks, and Brian Boyle break down the Rangers losing Adam Fox to an upper-body injury and discuss what moves they should or shouldn't make before the trade deadline in

With Adam Fox landing on injured reserve, the New York Rangers are without their quarterback on the power play.

While the New York Rangers routed the New York Islanders on Tuesday, they ended the night facing a potential long-term issue of replacing Adam Fox, one of the NHL's more productive defensemen.