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Chris Drury dodges a massive bullet as Dylan Garand clears waivers (opens the original)
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The Rangers, and specifically President and General Manager Chris Drury, dodged a bullet Monday. They were also saved from embarrassment after watching not a single NHL general manager deem it a good idea to add a young, 24‑year‑old, salary‑controlled, up‑and‑coming goaltender with NHL experience to their pipeline of goaltending prospects. On Sunday, Drury placed goaltender Dylan Garand on waivers for the purpose of assigning him to the Rangers’ AHL affiliate, the Hartford Wolf Pack. Garand, a f
NHL salary cap explosion will ultimately come straight out of fans pockets (opens the original)
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If you’ve been following the NHL offseason free-agency news, then you’ll know that contracts have taken a significant upswing in recent months, more specifically, the push to get younger players into eight-year contracts. The old NHL Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) expired yesterday, September 15th, and the new agreement kicks in and runs through September 2030. There was a rush to get deals done under the old CBA, which permitted eight-year terms and more substantial front-loaded contract
NHL's push to 34 teams is an aggressive cash grab that risks ruining the on-ice product (opens the original)
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Well, buckle up, NHL fans. If you couldn’t get your NHL fix with 32 teams, you’re in for a pleasant surprise. While Bill Daly was in Europe for the annual player media tour, he all but confirmed that the NHL is officially on track to award its 33rd franchise to Texas, with an official announcement expected by the end of 2026. NHL Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly revealed that the league is in discussions with The Friedkin Group, led by billionaire Dan Friedkin, who has already agreed to the NHL’s r
Alexis Lafrenière and Gabe Perreault hold the keys to the next Rangers era (opens the original)
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When the New York Rangers won the NHL lottery in 2020 and were awarded the No. 1 overall pick, it was seen as a gift to a franchise that wasn’t nearly as bad as a team receiving the No. 1 overall pick should have been. But there was a catch with that No. 1 overall pick: the consensus choice was left winger Alexis Lafrenière, and the Rangers were already stacked at the wing position at the time of his drafting. As we all know as Blueshirts fans, it clearly stunted Lafrenière’s growth and developm
Schneider’s Clock Is Ticking in New York (opens the original)
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New York Rangers’ defenseman Braden Schneider has had a rough 2026 so far, or at least as “rough” as life can be for a highly paid NHLer who just signed a one‑year, $5.5 million deal. But everything is relative, and Schneider’s year hasn’t unfolded the way he expected. He entered the offseason positioned for a major payday with real term. Instead, his season — and the Rangers’ season — mirrored each other in all the wrong ways. His porous defensive play didn’t just hurt his negotiating leverage;
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