Rangers’ Adam Fox wants to ‘dominate games’ after earning Harvard degree
NY Post
We’re less than two months into the Rangers’ offseason, but Adam Fox has been busy in more ways than one.
Busy making NHL history as just the second player to win the Norris Trophy after his second season — a feat that only the legendary Bobby Orr accomplished in 1968 on the way to his league record eight wins as the league’s top defenseman. Busy joining the likes of Doug Harvey, Harry Howell and Brian Leetch as the only Rangers to earn a majority of the Professional Hockey Writers’ Association’s votes for the honor, which is bestowed on the defenseman who “demonstrates throughout the season the greatest all-round ability in the position.” Busy becoming the first Ranger to win a major NHL award since future Hall of Fame goaltender Henrik Lundqvist took home the Vezina Trophy nine years ago.
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