Source: Pierre LeBrun 10/15/20, 8:24 pm EST

Source: Dan Rosen 08/1/20, 11:58 am EST

Source: Rick Carpiniello 08/1/20, 11:49 am EST

DeAngelo missed Friday's practice and head coach David Quinn has listed him as a game-time decision for Saturday's series opener. If DeAngelo can't play, look for Adam Fox or Jacob Trouba to move to the top power-play unit.

Source: Jon Lane 07/31/20, 1:37 pm EST

Source: @NYRangers 02/19/20, 6:34 pm EST

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Source: Vince Z. Mercogliano 02/14/20, 5:47 pm EST

DeAngelo emerged as a key part of the Rangers future in 2019, recording 30 points (4G / 26A) in 61 games. The coaching staff was reluctant to use DeAngelo on a nightly basis, scratching him with some regularity, but that should change in 2020. The additions of Jacob Trouba and Adam Fox adds to the competition DeAngelo has for playing time at both 5v5 and on the man-advantage.

Source: New York Rangers 09/23/19, 11:02 am EST

Source: Colin Stephenson 04/5/19, 6:05 pm EST

Source: Colin Stephenson 03/13/19, 8:44 pm EST

DeAngelo went on an extended run without being scratched but will come out of the lineup on Monday. DeAngelo has picked up 11 assists in his last 13 games but is expected to be replaced by Frederik Claesson in Edmonton.

Source: Colin Stephenson 03/11/19, 3:34 pm EST

DeAngelo has been a healthy scratch for the last two games but will dress as the seventh defenseman on Monday. DeAngelo, who will replace Cody McLeod in the lineup, has 12 points (4G / 8A) in 32 games this season.

Source: Brett Cyrgalis 02/4/19, 11:53 am EST

DeAngelo played just 12:51 on Tuesday after leaving briefly with an injury and then receiving 14 PIMS. Frederik Claesson is expected to replace DeAngelo on Thursday.

Source: Larry Brooks 01/10/19, 11:25 am EST

DeAngelo was in the lineup for the last two games but played just 11:56 TOI on Monday and will be replaced by Fredrik Claesson on Wednesday.

Source: @NYRangers 01/2/19, 11:50 am EST

DeAngelo was a healthy scratch on Saturday but will replace Frederik Claesson tonight vs. the Senators. DeAngelo has played very well this season, picking up eight points (2G / 6A) and 27 shots while playing 19:11 TOI/gm in 15 games.

Source: Brett Cyrgalis 11/26/18, 11:40 am EST

DeAngelo has been one of the Rangers best defensemen at times this season, but comes out of the lineup as a healthy scratch frequently. Overall, he has totalled eight points (2G / 6A) in 15 games this season.

Source: @NYRangers 11/24/18, 12:41 pm EST

DeAngelo was forced to leave Monday’s game vs. the Hurricanes with what ended up being a sprained ankle. DeAngelo’s 3-4 week timetable effectively ends his 2017-18 season with eight assists and a minus-18 rating in 32 games. Ryan Sproul was recalled from Hartford (AHL) and he is expected to replace DeAngelo on Wednesday.

Source: Brett Cyrgalis 03/14/18, 10:44 am EST

DeAngelo has picked up 13 points (2G / 11A) in 29 games with Hartford this season and returns to the Rangers where he had one assist in eight games earlier this year. DeAngelo’s call-up suggests he replace with Steven Kampfer or Brendan Smith in Saturday’s lineup while Marc Staal works back from a hip flexor injury.

Source: Brian Heyman 01/19/18, 11:10 am EST

Source: Sean Hartnett 10/24/17, 10:19 am EST

Source: Dan Rosen 06/23/17, 9:21 am EST