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Rangers Recall Garand, Place Korpisalo On IR (opens the original)
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Not even one full week into the 2026-27 season, the New York Rangers already have an injury to factor into their roster decisions. Joonas Korpisalo has been placed on injured reserve, and in a corresponding move, Dylan Garand rejoins the NHL roster. Korpisalo is considered week-to-week with what is being labeled a lower-body injury. The top destination for New York Rangers fans—news, trade rumors, stats, podcasts, and in-depth analysis from the trusted Blueshirt Banter team. It is currently uncl
New York Rangers Draft Radar September Scouting Report (opens the original)
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The 2027 NHL draft may be nine months out, but it's never too early to start looking into future talent. For anyone who is new here, welcome to the Draft Radar Scouting Report, a monthly series that breaks down three members of the upcoming draft class, where they stand in the current rankings, and the likelihood of them landing on the New York Rangers' radar. Kicking things off this season, we're going to look into three of my early favorites in the 2027 class: Shaeffer Gordon-Carroll, Roberts
Rangers Recap: Bruins Strike 3 Times Late to Sink Rangers, 3-0 (opens the original)
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After another much-longer-than-desired offseason, New York Rangers hockey is finally back. The Blueshirts shipped up to Boston for Game 1 of 84 as they paid the Boston Bruins a visit with aspirations of spoiling their home opener. With so many new faces in the Rangers lineup, including 18-year-old rookie defenseman and fifth overall pick in this past draft Alberts Smits, there was plenty of excitement surrounding the puck drop. The opening-night lineup was as advertised given how the final roste
Garand, Raddysh Clear Waivers, Will Report to Hartford (opens the original)
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As initially reported yesterday, the New York Rangers have made most of their final roster cuts by placing Dylan Garand and Taylor Raddysh on waivers. While there was valid concern for Garand being claimed, the Rangers lucked out as both players have officially cleared and will report to the AHL with the Hartford Wolf Pack. Garand will continue his development as Hartford's starting goaltender with Spencer Martin and Callum Tung behind him. As for Taylor Raddysh, he will be a welcome addition to
Rangers Make Final Roster Cuts Waiving Raddysh, Garand (opens the original)
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The New York Rangers have made their final roster decisions, as they are planning to place forward Taylor Raddysh and goaltender Dylan Garand on waivers. Signed to a two-year contract with an AAV $1.5 million during the 2025 offseason, Raddysh appeared in 68 games with the Rangers last season. During that season, he collected nine goals and ten assists for a total of 19 points. While that may not sound bad for a typical fourth liner, it's worth noting that a third of those goals came during one
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