Fox's Draft Day Miracle: Rangers' Steal

On April 28th, back in the 2016 NHL draft, the New York Rangers snagged a fence man Adam

Foxx in the third round, 66th overall.

It was a pick they got from the Calgary Flames through a trade with the Carolina Hurricanes

after Foxx made it clear he'd only sign with New York.

That move paid off big time, turning Foxx into one of the league's top blue liners,

a real game changer who anchors elite parings.

ESPN writers recently redid that draft and Foxx flew off the board early number two

to the Winnipeg Jets in one version, number four to the Edmonton.

Oilers in the other.

Meanwhile, Edmonton originally took Jesse Poole to Jarvia at number four,

but he never panned out, bouncing from team to team without sticking in the lineup.

Fans dream about Foxx feeding pucks to Connemic David and Leon Dryzidle,

potentially boosting those deep playoff runs even further, while the Rangers keep thriving

with their defensive stud locked in.

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