It’ll take more than a five-game stretch for the Rangers’ power play to return to the level of past seasons. But the latest small step has been encouraging for the Blueshirts.
With Oliver Bjorkstrand’s goal in their 5-1 win over the Canucks on Friday to cap a four-game West Coast trip, the Rangers have now tallied a goal in four of their past five games — a 4-for-15 stretch that improved their success rate in 2026-27 to 20.6 percent, a mark that sits 18th in the league entering play Saturday. Everything started to shift when head coach Mike Sullivan switched his lines six games ago and began having star defenseman Adam Fox skate with both…
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