New York Rangers Star Defenseman Reportedly Taking Things To The Next Level Entering The 2025-26 Season

After having a full postseason off, Fox has been training hard in order to improve his game. That is according to Ryan Whitney of Spittin' Chiclets, a Barstool Podcast.

Adam Fox has a high hockey IQ and has never had to dig deep into training beyond what he believes is necessary.

However, it sounds as if Fox is working on his skating ability and improving his all-around hockey game after his injury put him at a disadvantage this season.

Not happy with scoring 61 points (10-51), he's still hungry for more, and the Spittin' Chiclet Podcast has confirmed that he's going to continue his dominance in 2025-26 after going deep into his training regimen.

This is in addition to his invitation to USA Hockey's 2026 Olympic Orientation Camp. He's a busy man and hasn't given up on competing even when the season is over, as he'll have to fight to earn a spot on the prestigious USA Olympic hockey team.

This is after a "down year" for Fox, who managed to score 61 points in the midst of an injury and a disappointing run in the Four Nations Face-Off.

We hope his training pays off, as he'll have a new partner in defenseman Vladislav Gavrikov, and will look to help the team rebound in 2025-26.

Can Mike Sullivan be part of the turnaround for Fox and the Rangers?

In good news, he's been ranked the second-best right-handed defenseman in NHL '26!