The New York Rangers have announced that Adam Edström will be sidelined for a period ranging from two and a half to three and a half months due to a lower-body injury. This injury occurred during the game against the Boston Bruins, forcing him to leave early without returning. His status was confirmed before Tuesday's practice following his absence in the match against the Vegas Golden Knights.

At just 24 years old, Edström has played 51 games this season, tallying five goals, four assists, and a total of nine points while averaging 9 minutes and 16 seconds of ice time per game.

The New York Rangers faced a frustrating overtime loss against the Colorado Avalanche, managing only a single point despite being in a favorable position late in the game. Holding a 2-1 lead with less than two minutes remaining, they conceded a tying goal just over a minute before time expired. The failure to capitalize on a 4-on-3 power play during the overtime period ultimately allowed the Avalanche to claim victory.

Igor Shesterkin's performance was underwhelming, as he struggled with the last two goals, potentially affected by fatigue. Meanwhile, the Rangers' fourth line, led by Sam Carrick, showed promise, contributing offensively and effectively pressuring the opposition.

As they approach the midpoint of the season, the Rangers are starting to regain their competitive edge, accruing points consistently. Their upcoming performances are critical in shaping the team's strategy for the season's second half.

Devon Toews clinched a thrilling overtime victory for the Colorado Avalanche against the New York Rangers with a decisive goal just 4:23 into the extra period, sealing a 3-2 win. Artturi Lehkonen had earlier leveled the score late in regulation, making it the Avalanche's 14th comeback win this season. Toews capitalized on a pass from Nathan MacKinnon, sending a powerful shot past goalie Igor Shesterkin from the right circle.

The Avalanche initially struck first with a goal from Parker Kelly in the first period. As the game drew to a close, Colorado pulled goalie Mackenzie Blackwood for an additional skater, allowing Lehkonen to tie the game off a rebound with only 1:13 left in the third period.

The Colorado Avalanche secured a dramatic 3-2 overtime win against the New York Rangers, despite coach Jared Bednar's criticism of his team's overall performance. Devon Toews scored the decisive goal just seconds before the game ended, though Bednar expressed concern over how only part of his team seemed to be engaged. Mackenzie Blackwood, the Avalanche's goalie, was instrumental in the victory, maintaining a strong record since joining the team.

Logan O’Connor's effort in overtime was praised by Bednar, highlighting the determination needed to succeed in the league. Artturi Lehkonen played a crucial role in equalizing the game late in regulation, demonstrating his hockey IQ and hard work. However, the Avalanche's power play woes continued, failing to convert on three opportunities during the game, reflecting ongoing struggles.

In a tightly contested match, the New York Rangers edged out the Vegas Golden Knights 2-1, thanks to a late goal from Adam Edstrom. This victory marks the Rangers' second consecutive win, improving their record to 4-1-1 after a rough stretch of games. Vincent Trocheck also contributed with a power-play goal, while Igor Shesterkin stood strong in net, making 29 saves.

The Golden Knights struggled offensively, with Mark Stone scoring their only goal on the power play. Despite Ivan Barbashev's return from injury and his immediate offensive attempt, Vegas has now lost back-to-back games for the first time in over a month.