A standout forward is poised to bolster a struggling power play unit that ranked near the bottom of the league last season, finishing with a modest conversion rate despite a late-season surge. The player’s offensive reputation and ability to generate scoring chances could provide a much-needed spark for a unit that has underperformed in critical situations. With the team’s power play efficiency lagging behind top competitors, this addition could shift the balance in high-pressure moments. Analysts will be watching closely to see if the move translates into sustained improvement on the ice.

Dorofeyev should be a massive addition to the Rangers' power play, which finished fifth in the League at 24.7 percent last season, including a somewhat surprising 27.6 percent in the final 26 games ...