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The Rangers revival is in full swing on Broadway.
They tore it down, built it back up and are well on their way to snapping their four-year playoff drought – excluding the 2020 “qualifying round” they only reached because of the pandemic-induced format. They have returned to the NHL’s upper echelon behind a Vezina-worthy campaign by Igor Shesterkin, star performances by the likes of Adam Fox, Chris Kreider, Artemi Panarin and Mika Zibanejad, and a player-empowerment approach by new coach Gerard Gallant.
The question now is, how should the Rangers go about augmenting their roster? The Post’s Larry Brooks broke down the complex equation president-GM Chris Drury faces with roughly a month until the NHL trade deadline. They can go for a J.T. Miller reunion and make a full-blown Stanley Cup push, or they can wait to make their next significant move in the offseason, when the landscape should be clearer.
Put your GM hat on. What should the Rangers do? Sound off below.
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