Rangers’ Penalty Kill Surges as Power Play Looks for Consistency

Through 10 games, New York’s power play was 6-for-30 and its penalty kill 29-for-31 (93.5%), second in the league. Recent tactical analysis says predictable circle-focused looks make the power play easier to defend and points to more varied threats from Adam Fox’s point shot and J.T. Miller in the bumper; Sullivan has also urged more shooting and better execution.