It's time to split up the New York Rangers top power play unit
The New York Rangers' top power play unit is ineffective. It's time to change the team's management. The Rangers have gone 2-for-16 with the man advantage in their last five games. Since November 19th, the Rangers powerplay has gone 9- for-49.
New York Rangers head coach Gerard Gallant doesn't want to change the top power play unit. However, it's possible to make a change through hypothetical exercises. Mika Zibanejad should be moved to the middle of the ice. Artemi Panarin should move back to left wing.
Filip Chytil would slot into the right wing slot. Alexis Lafreniere would move to the left. Vitali Kravtsov would fill the void in the middle of the ice. K’Andre Miller would assume the role of quarterbacking the second unit. The changes are not imminent. It's surprising that coach Gerard Gallant hasn't made any adjustments.
