Adam Fox skates with Rangers for first time since injury in encouraging sign
NY Post
ST. LOUIS, Mo. — Sporting a red noncontact jersey, Adam Fox rejoined the Rangers for morning skate Thursday.
It was the first time Fox has skated with the team since suffering a shoulder injury Nov. 29, when Lightning forward Brandon Hangel hit the Rangers’ No. 1 defenseman into the boards and knocked him out of the game.
The Rangers put Fox on long-term injured reserve the next day.
Fox technically can be activated for the Dec. 27 game against the Islanders. Depending on how his recovery goes, a more realistic target date could be Jan. 8 vs. Buffalo.
Thursday’s 2-1 overtime win over the Blues was the Rangers’ ninth game without Fox.
The Rangers have felt his absence in all situations but especially on the power play.
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