Rangers president and GM Chris Drury made it clear that the club is retooling. Let's look at three players whom the Rangers could trade because of the process.

The New York Rangers pretty much made it official on Friday that they are going to be sellers in advance of this year's NHL Trade Deadline.

Kevin Fiala had a goal and an assist, and Anton Forsberg made 28 saves after taking over for injured Darcy Kuemper in the Los Angeles Kings’ 4-3 victory over the slumping New York Rangers.

Declaring intent to retool is one thing. Successfully making the right moves at the correct pace is quite another. Can Chris Drury do it?

Fed up New York Rangers fans made a loud and angry demand to Rangers owner James Dolan during their latest home loss.

The New York Rangers are getting ready for alterations in their lineup as General Manager Chris Drury has rather openly indicated a retooling stage, putting a number of significant players into discussions for trades.

Viel, who was acquired from the Boston Bruins on Friday for a fourth-round pick in the 2026 NHL Draft, tied the score 2-2 at 8:29 of the second period with his first NHL goal since March 18, 2022. Ryan Poehling shot the puck at the net from along the wall and above the left circle. Martin made the save, but the rebound came to Viel.

The New York Rangers are in dire straights right now, having sunk to eighth place in the Metropolitan Division after five straight losses, the worst of which was a stunning 10-2 setback against the Boston Bruins.

The New York Rangers have an eye toward the future after sitting near the bottom of the NHL. That means some veterans could be traded.

New York Rangers general manager Chris Drury shared a letter with fans, saying the franchise feels their disappointment.

The New York Rangers (21-24-6) are headed to SAP Center on Friday where they will meet the San Jose Sharks (25-21-3).