The New York Rangers work on special teams during early training camp, with attention on a revised power-play setup. Multiple outlets report that the team’s first power-play sessions of camp take on a new look, while still retaining elements of prior configurations.
Both sources describe the power play as a key focus for the Rangers and frame it as an area where the coaching staff seeks improvement. They note that the practice includes both continuity—players and roles tied to earlier special-teams work—and changes intended to increase effectiveness on power plays.
The coverage aligns on what happens (early-camp power-play practice and a new look for the unit) but does not detail specific lineup changes or the precise tactical differences beyond the idea that the unit is seen internally as capable of making an impact. No other teams, game results, or finalized roster decisions are reported in the provided excerpts.
