When healthy, Lindgren is a minute-munching stay-at-home defender who regularly contributes between 15 to 20 points and hovers around 20 minutes per game without being a possession liability. The Rangers were banking on him returning to that form alongside Fox once again, but they’ll have to wait to get him back in the regular rotation.

Lindgren has been a staple for the Rangers since 2019-20, with 333 career regular-season games played and another 43 in the playoffs. The 26-year-old signed a one-year, $4.5 million contract in July and will be an unrestricted free agent next summer.

The New York Rangers are facing mixed injury updates after Tuesday’s preseason win over the New York Islanders, with key forward Artemi Panarin and defenseman Ryan Lindgren both leaving the game and not returning. For star winger Panarin, the news is much more optimistic than for Lindgren.

The Rangers open the season on the road against the Penguins on Oct. 9. The Rangers may have to start the season without one of their top-four defensemen. Ryan Lindgren is expected to be sidelined for at least a few weeks with an upper-body injury,

The New York Rangers have provided an update on Ryan Lindgren who left Tuesday’s 6-4 win over the New York Islanders with an upper-body injury. Lindgren is expected to be out “at least a few weeks” after taking an uppercut during a fight against Scott Mayfield.

The New York Rangers got some key injury updates after Tuesday's 6-4 preseason win over the New York Islanders, specifically regarding forward Artemi Panarin and defenseman Ryan Lindgren. Artemi Panarin did not practice Wednesday due to a lower-body injury that was reported after Tuesday's game,

Ryan Lindgren will be out “at least a few weeks” with an upper-body injury, creating a sizeable hole on the […]

Rangers forward Artemi Panarin and defenceman Ryan Lindgren both exited Tuesday’s game early after they sustained lower-body and upper-body injuries, respectively. On Wednesday, USA Today’s Vince Mercogliano reported that Panarin is being listed as day-to-day with his injury.

The Rangers lost two players at once — and three overall — in their comeback 6-4 win over the Islanders in their second exhibition game Tuesday night at Madison Square Garden. Only one returned. Artemi Panarin (lower-body injury) and Ryan Lindgren (upper-body injury) both left Tuesday’s contest and did not return.