The New York Rangers are trying to stay confident as their season continues to slip away. The Washington Capitals beat them 7-4 on Saturday to give them 16 losses in their past 21 games.

With his name surfacing in the rumor mill, the Rangers center is more focused on turning his team's season around and improving his play.

When asked about the outside noise, Zibanejad was very blunt about the fact he still has a full no-move clause that basically takes him out of any sort of trade discussion. “I haven’t heard anything,” Zibanejad said via Peter Baugh of The Athletic. “I don’t read anything, I don’t listen to anything. It’s noise.

Rangers forward Mika Zibanejad opened up about trade rumors surrounding him amid a disappointing 2024-25 season.

New York Rangers forward Mika Zibanejad addressed the trade speculation that has surrounded his name in recent weeks, making it clear that his focus remains on the Rangers' season. In a report published Monday , The Fourth Period's David Pagnotta said that Zibanejad might consider leaving New York if the fit is right.

The 2024-25 season has not been the kindest to Mika Zibanejad, though he has been trying to correct that since the holiday break.

The New York Rangers suffered yet another loss in what has become a cataclysmic jump off a bridge in the last two months. Their record fell to 17-20-1 after initially starting 12-4; they lost 7-4 to the Washington Capitals on Saturday afternoon at Capital One Arena.

Speaking on Monday's episode of the "32 Thoughts" podcast , Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman backed the claim and also the New York Post's Larry Brooks' harsh report, describing the Rangers’ situation as a “death spiral” since late November.

The New York Rangers have been the worst team in the NHL over the last month, and now they've handed down a major demotion to one of their top stars. After

The New York Rangers were in dire need of a victory on Thursday night after losing four consecutive games, and Mika Zibanejad stepped up. The 31-year-old scored his first goal in nine contests as the Blueshirts doubled up the Boston Bruins 2-1 at Madison Square Garden.

The Rangers rebounded from the 7-4 loss to the Capitals to defeat the Blackhawks 6-2 on Sunday. New York fell behind 1-0 but carried play for stretches after that against a subpar Chicago team. The Blueshirts kickoff a rough stretch of games Tuesday,