With Adam Fox hitting the injured reserve, it's a tough reminder of some of the most infamous injuries in New York Rangers history.

A whole book could be written about the Rangers’ 2024-25 season considering all that has happened already, but new chapters just keep getting added.

This, of course, may be regarded as not fair but I believe that the Rangers are better off without Adam Fox than the Fox we saw before he got hurt. Call it addition by subtraction.

The loss of Adam Fox naturally impacts the look of several parts of the Rangers’ game, but the power play in particular could be uniquely affected.

It started with an awkward fall. Now, the New York Rangers will have to embark on a crucial part of their season without their No. 1 defenseman. Adam Fox was placed on injured reserve Wednesday with an upper-body injury,

Adam Fox is recognized as an excellent offensive defenseman. He has exceeded the 70-point plateau in his last three seasons, but he often struggles in the playoffs. He has good statistics in spring games,

New York Rangers defenseman Adam Fox is going on injured reserve with an upper-body injury, according to a person with knowledge of the decision. Fox is expected to miss some time but should return before the end of the regular season,

Mollie Walker, Larry Brooks, and Brian Boyle break down the Rangers losing Adam Fox to an upper-body injury and discuss what moves they should or shouldn't make before the trade deadline in

Losing top defenseman Adam Fox is the last thing that the New York Rangers need right now, but the unfortunate reality is that is their current situation. Fox has been placed on Injured Reserve by the Rangers after getting hurt during their 6-1 win over the New York Islanders at UBS Arena on Tuesday night.

The New York Rangers have reportedly placed Adam Fox on injured reserve. Fox suffered an upper-body injury during the Rangers’ 5-1 victory over the New York Islanders on Tuesday night. He fell hard to the ice and was seen laboring his left shoulder before quickly making his way to the locker room.

Zac Jones is poised to step back into the Blueshirts' lineup, which will feature reshuffled D pairs and maybe even a five-forward power play.

The Rangers’ chances of beating out the crowded field vying for a playoff spot will be a little bit more challenging now that they will be without top defenseman Adam Fox, who was placed on injured reserve Wednesday with an upper-body injury. Fox will miss at least a week and perhaps more.