Things may be awfully slow on the NHL news front today, but there are still a few transactions from other leagues worth mentioning. Here’s a listing of notable minor transactions for August 27, 2023: Former New York Rangers forward prospect Jake Elmer …
Read MoreThe New York Rangers have reassigned Mark Ciaccio to the prospect development coach’s role. Ciaccio was the Rangers skills coach for the past ten seasons. Guess what, folks? It’s official after a decade in the making! The New York Rangers finally drop…
Read MoreFormer Calgary Flames first-round draft pick Sven Baertschi has announced his retirement from hockey. First reported in early August, news of his retirement was made official by the NHL Alumi association. Baertschi cited injuries as a reason for his re…
Read MoreThe New York Rangers have re-signed Alexis Lafrenière, inking the young winger to a two-year contract worth $4.65 million.
Read MoreThe New York Rangers could have some decisions to make on Ryan Lindgren and Jacob Trouba. Maple Leafs and Blackhawks were interested in Milan Lucic.
Read More Ryan Gropp avslutade den gångna säsongen i Tingsryd och har även ett förflutet i Björklöven samt Västervik i HockeyAllsvenskan.
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“De senaste tre åren har den amerikanske rightbacken spelat i New York Rangers farmarlag, Hartford Wolf Pack. Nu gör 27-åringen sig redo för SHL-debut. Lär känna nyförvärvet Zach Giuttari.”
Read MoreJust like we all expected, the Ottawa Senators signed forward Vladimir Tarasenko to a one-year contract on Thursday. The 31-year-old just wrapped up a brief stint with the New York Rangers after being traded their last season, and his ability to find t…
Read MoreThe Rangers signed defenseman and restricted free agent K’Andre Miller for two years,$7.744 million. But it only delays what is surely to be a long-term agreement between the two sides down the road. The key will fit the lock for another two years. The…
Read MoreSpeed. Grit. Goals. The essence of hockey. The new guy Blake Wheeler should play alongside the “Italian Stallion” Vincent Trocheck and the heart of the city Chris Kreider. Add the 6’5 behemoth into the fray of this lineup to tag team with the meanest f…
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