Rangers’ power-play gets new look with unit seen as ‘difference-maker’

Source: New York Post

When the Rangers worked on special teams for the first time in training camp Monday, plenty of pieces from the past remained. Adam Fox quarterbacked the top unit. Mika Zibanejad was perched on the flank on his one-timer side.

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