The New York Rangers are poised for a tumultuous offseason, with only three players seemingly safe from trade speculation. General Manager Chris Drury has indicated a desire to revamp the roster after a disappointing season, as reported by Arthur Staple from The Athletic. Notably, goaltender Igor Shesterkin, defenseman Adam Fox, and forward Artemi Panarin are the designated untouchables in trade discussions.

Despite Shesterkin and Fox being under long-term contracts, Panarin is entering the final year of his deal, yet the franchise appears eager to retain him, potentially negotiating an extension soon. With $8.4 million in cap space, the Rangers are likely to entertain trades involving other key players, including Mika Zibanejad, Chris Kreider, K’Andre Miller, and Alexis Lafreniere, as they seek to reshape their lineup ahead of the upcoming season.