Mike Sullivan is showing the New York Rangers he isn’t afraid of taking risks. With the Broadway Blueshirts going through testing times in the NHL, the new head coach in The Big Apple announced a bold measure after defenseman Adam Fox was placed on Injured Reserve (IR).

Losing Fox to what’s been reported as a week-to-week injury hurts the Rangers in more ways than one. For starters, Sullivan and company will miss the best blueliner on the roster, who can produce as good as any in both ends of the ice. In addition, being without Fox means the Rangers lose their power play quarterback. The role usually taken up by the best defenseman on the team is now up for grabs. Or rather was.

As the Rangers hit the ice for practice on Monday, Sullivan revealed a bold strategy for the team’s man-advant

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