Once noncommittal on Rangers future, Adam Fox encouraged by 'promising signs'

TAMPA — The New York Rangers were doing power-play work in advance of Monday’s 3-2 loss to the Florida Panthers, with the puck whipping around crisply among a top unit that’s gotten some of its mojo back in the final weeks of an otherwise calamitous season.At one point, Adam Fox — typically one of the quieter players on the team — let out a high-pitched exclamation of approval. He was dancing along the blue line, smiling widely, even talking a little smack.Advertisement