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

A day after general manager Chris Drury outlined in a letter to fans that his last-place franchise will embark on a "retool," Mika Zibanejad scored three goals and the New York Rangers cruised to a 6-3 victory over the Philadelphia Flyers on Saturday.

Panarin, who had two goals and an asisst on Saturday, has led the Rangers in scoring in each of his first six seasons with them and is on pace to do so again this season with a team-leading 54 points (18 goals, 36 assists) in 48 games. He is ninth all-time in franchise history with 604 points (204 goals, 400 assists) in 478 games.

The New York Rangers and GM Chris Drury have informed forward Artemi Panarin of his long term fate with the organization

Pregame analysis and predictions of the New York Rangers vs. Anaheim Ducks NHL game to be played on January 19, 2026 on ESPN.

The New York Rangers are initiating a retool after a tough season, with GM Chris Drury confirming potential trades of veteran players. The team, currently struggling, aims to acquire young talent and draft picks.

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.

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

If Drury truly has the full faith of owner James Dolan, corners can’t be cut for instant gratification. Internal development needs to take a front seat. There shouldn’t be many “untouchables” on the Rangers roster right now, and there don’t appear to be.

Though his intentions remain commendable, Miller’s on-ice struggles drag the Rangers down, Stephenson believes. Miller, who recorded 103 points with the Canucks two seasons ago, and had 35 points (13 goals, 22 assists) in 32 games with the Rangers after the trade last season, is currently tied for fourth on the team with 28 points in 40 games.