Amid the New York Rangers’ spiraling season, veteran forward Mika Zibanejad may be willing to waive his no-move clause to facilitate a trade, according to The Fourth Period's David Pagnotta. In a report published Monday,

In the Rangers’ loss to the Blues on Sunday, Mika Zibanejad finished with his lowest ice time since becoming a Ranger in July 2016. The 13:04 TOI he received proved to be the lowest he’s logged in a game since Oct.

Death, taxes and Mika Zibanejad occupying the left circle on the New York Rangers top power play unit. The three guarantees of life, or so it seemed. Peter Baug

In case you haven’t heard, the New York Rangers are open for business. Honestly, what a fall from grace it’s been for a team that was two wins away from advancing to the Stanley Cup Final in 2023-24.

The New York Rangers are expected to make a change with their first power play unit. During Sunday’s practice, Alexis Lafrenière replaced Mika Zibanejad on the team’s main power play group. New look PP1.

Head coach Peter Laviolette has experimented with taking a struggling Mika Zibanejad off the first power-play unit mid-game before, most recently during Saturday night’s 6-2 loss at Tampa Bay. During a fast-paced practice on Sunday,

Mika Zibanejad, a long-time fixture on the New York Rangers power play, was removed from the No. 1 unit at practice Sunday. And Rangers coach Peter Laviolette had a simple explanation. “It’s not working,