EPISODE · Feb 5, 2026 · 30 MIN
Rangers embark on re-tool with underwhelming Artemi Panarin trade | What's next for New York?
from Locked On NHL - Daily Podcast On The National Hockey League · host Locked On Podcast Network
New York Rangers enter a full-blown crisis after trading Artemi Panarin to the LA Kings, leaving fans and analysts alike questioning if the franchise has any real direction. Is General Manager Chris Drury’s “retool” message just smoke and mirrors as cornerstone players pass their prime and the prospect pipeline appears empty?Nick Zararis and Hunter Hodies scrutinize the Rangers’ puzzling moves, lack of transparency, and inconsistent development strategy amid one of the NHL’s worst records. Key topics cover the Panarin trade return, the misuse of young talent like Brennan Othmann and Scott Morrow, and the absence of impactful building blocks in Hartford. With Igor Shesterkin, Adam Fox, and Mika Zibanejad facing uncertain futures, can the Rangers escape this downward spiral or are fans destined for a prolonged rebuild? Tune in for an unfiltered look at the missteps that have set back one of hockey’s most storied teams.05:38 "Rangers' Future Roster Concerns"06:38 Rangers' Struggles and Lineup Decisions10:40 "Effective Hiring with Indeed"15:15 "Miller's Struggles and Team Issues"16:57 "Rangers' Struggles and Flaws"19:26 "Rangers' Rebuild Woes Analyzed" 25:33 Tourists, Ticket Sales, Ranger Struggles 27:53 "Rangers, Fans, and Chris Drury" 29:36 Rangers' Rebuild and Asset Dilemma Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
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Nick Zararis and Hunter Hodies scrutinize the Rangers’ puzzling moves, lack of transparency, and inconsistent development strategy amid one of the NHL’s worst records.
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