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Adam Fox expressed disappointment after being informed he did not make the U.S. hockey team for the 2026 Winter Olympics, despite his strong season performance. The decision was communicated by US general manager Bill Guerin, and while Fox remains open to potential injury replacements, his focus remains on his NHL team, the New York Rangers.
Adam Fox, a key defenseman for the New York Rangers, is a game-time decision to return from an upper-body injury for the game against the Washington Capitals, which could also impact his chances of participating in the 2026 Winter Olympics.
Rangers players Adam Fox, J.T. Miller, and Vincent Trocheck received invites to the US Olympic team-building camp, which will help them potentially join Team USA for the 2026 Winter Games, with the final roster to be announced in January.
The New York Rangers had a strong season, setting franchise records and winning the Presidents' Trophy, but ultimately fell short of their Stanley Cup goal after losing to the Florida Panthers in the Eastern Conference Final. Despite excellent performances from players like Artemi Panarin and Igor Shesterkin, the team struggled with offensive production in crucial moments, leading to their elimination. The disappointment is palpable among players and coaches, who had high hopes for a championship run.
The New York Rangers suffered a disappointing 3-2 overtime loss to the last-place San Jose Sharks, capping off a rocky west-coast trip and marking their seventh loss in the last 10 games. Despite holding a 2-0 lead, the Rangers let it slip away in the third period, highlighting their recent struggles. With two more games before the break, the team is aiming to turn things around and regain momentum.
New York Rangers defenseman Adam Fox is set to return to the top power-play unit after a 10-game absence due to a lower-body injury. Erik Gustafsson filled in admirably during Fox's absence, but the team is eager to have Fox back in his usual role to maximize the unit's effectiveness. Fox has been practicing fully and looks ready to return to action.
The New York Rangers secured a victory against the Hurricanes but suffered the loss of defenseman Adam Fox and forward Filip Chytil to injuries. Fox left the game with a lower-body injury after a collision with Sebastian Aho, while Chytil suffered an upper-body injury after colliding with Jesper Fast. Both players will be evaluated on Friday. The Rangers currently hold a strong 8-2 record this season.
Erik Karlsson, Cale Makar, and Adam Fox have been named as the finalists for the Norris Trophy, which is awarded to the best all-around defenseman in the NHL. Karlsson led all NHL defensemen in scoring with 101 points, while Fox was considered a better all-around defenseman with a plus-28 rating. Makar, who won the award last season, had 66 points in just 60 games. The winner will be announced on June 26th.
Adam Fox, Erik Karlsson, and Cale Makar have been named finalists for the Norris Trophy, awarded annually to the best defenseman in the NHL. Fox finished eighth among defensemen in scoring, Karlsson became the sixth defenseman in NHL history to reach 100 points in a season, and Makar led the NHL in average ice time and became the fastest defenseman in League history to reach 200 points. The winner will be announced on June 26.
Alex Killorn of the Tampa Bay Lightning and Adam Fox of the New York Rangers were each fined $5,000 for separate slashing incidents during their game on Wednesday night. The feisty game featured four fights and 80 combined penalty minutes, with the Rangers ultimately winning 6-3. Both teams have qualified for the playoffs but could not meet until the third round.
Alex Killorn of the Tampa Bay Lightning and Adam Fox of the New York Rangers were each fined $5,000 for separate slashing incidents during their game on Wednesday night. The feisty game featured four fights and 80 combined penalty minutes, with the Rangers ultimately winning 6-3. Both teams have qualified for the playoffs but could not meet until the third round.