Peter Laviolette seems to be trying to spark the dreadful Rangers power play. He tweaked his two power-play units during practice Friday, elevating Alexis Lafrenière to the first power-play unit and demoting Mika Zibanejad to the second power-play line.

During the New York Rangers’ December swoon it seemed like a matter of days before they would move on from Peter Laviolette. The team looked completely lost in that 4-15-0 skid, unable to make even basic plays on the ice as general manager Chris Drury ...

New York Rangers coach praised Jonathan Quick‘s performance, and the veteran goalie explained the key to the team’s continued winning ways. The New Yorkers are going through a tough time, to say the least,

NHL analyst Stan Fischler of The Hockey News believes the New York Rangers should bring back John Tortorella to coach their team.

So, with 12 games left in the season and his team two points out of the last playoff spot, having lost three straight and going 2-5-2 over the last nine games, coach Peter Laviolette on Friday changed up his power play units. He broke up the first unit-second unit hierarchy in order to create two more balanced man-up groups.

The New York Rangers lost 3-1 to the LA Kings on Tuesday at Crypto.com Arena. The defeat keeps them one point behind the Montreal Canadiens for the final Eastern Conference wild-card spot.

It was a rollercoaster affair, but the New York Rangers defeated the Minnesota Wild 5-4 in overtime on Wednesday night.