EDMONTON — Besides goalie Igor Shesterkin and Norris Trophy-winning defenseman Adam Fox, one could argue that, despite the Rangers’ 6-2-2 record through their first 10 games, a lot of guys on the roster need to play better than they have so far.
That would include forwards Mika Zibanejad and Artemi Panarin, who had each scored just two goals before the Rangers visited the Edmonton Oilers Friday night in Rogers Centre in the third game of their four-game Northwest road trip.
But perhaps the most surprising stat line on the roster was that of third-year forward Kaapo Kakko, the No.