The Latest Breaking News from Patrick Kane

BUFFALO, N.Y. — Maybe it’s a chemistry thing. Maybe the Rangers are still trying to figure out exactly how to jell as a team after adding Patrick Kane to their roster 10 days ago. But something isn’t quite right with the Blueshirts at the moment. They’re searching for something.

Raddysh snapped a long drought and pulled into the team lead — at least with Max Domi and Patrick Kane excluded — by scoring his 15th and 16th goals Wednesday. Plus, Lukas Reichel moved onto the top power-play unit and Luke Philp received a contract extension.

Instead of playing against the Stars on Thursday, Domi was traded to them. The Hawks decided to move forward with the deal when the Stars increased their offer to a second-round draft pick.

We also wanted to know — or did we? — how interested you are in the Fire, whose season begins Saturday against New York City FC at Soldier Field. The results of that poll, in a word: Oof.

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Today’s update is a five-minute read that will brief you on the day’s biggest stories.

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NEW YORK — On the night when the Garden celebrated the arrival of Patrick Kane to help the Rangers go a potential Stanley Cup run, it was a vital cog in the Blueshirts’ previous run to the Final that stole the show against his former team.

Fans reacting to Patrick Kane’s trade to the Rangers wrote chalk tributes to the longtime Blackhawk on a giant number 88 outside the United Center on Thursday.