Marvin Azrak
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Remington Keopple development camp mystery solved as Rangers name emergency goalie (opens the original)
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Remington Keopple was hiding in plain sight at Rangers development camp in July. The recent Cornell graduate was neither a draft pick nor under contract, and after completing four years in the Ivy League, the 24-year-old netminder did not fit the profile of a typical prospect-camp invitee. Still, few stopped to question why he was in Tarrytown. Two months later, we have our answer. Keopple will reportedly serve as the Rangers' designated emergency backup goaltender (EBUG) for the 2026-27 season,
Rangers nearly acquired Alexander Nikishin before contract talks broke down (opens the original)
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The New York Rangers' blue line nearly looked dramatically different this season. According to NHL Insider Elliotte Friedman, the Rangers and Stanley Cup champion Carolina Hurricanes had agreed to a trade involving Alexander Nikishin. Still, the deal collapsed when New York could not reach a contract agreement with the restricted free-agent defenseman. Nikishin was reportedly seeking a five-year contract worth around $9 million annually. He had requested a change of scenery after producing 11 go
Rangers choose upside over certainty by keeping Jaroslav Chmelař on the roster (opens the original)
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The New York Rangers had an easy roster move available. They could have assigned Jaroslav Chmelař to Hartford without placing him on waivers, kept Taylor Raddysh on the NHL roster, and kept both players in the organization. They chose not to. Instead, the Blueshirts placed Raddysh on waivers Sunday while keeping the 23-year-old Chmelař. It was one of the more surprising decisions as their opening roster took shape, particularly because Raddysh appeared to have a solid training camp. This wasn't
Mike Sullivan opens Rangers camp backed by the depth New York lacked last season (opens the original)
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The New York Rangers entered last season believing their high-end talent could carry them into the playoffs. Instead, a litany of problems gradually eroded those expectations. Injuries to Adam Fox and Igor Shesterkin exposed the roster’s fragile underpinnings, while dismal five-on-five scoring compounded the problem. The struggles were especially pronounced at Madison Square Garden, where the Rangers were blanked in five of their first seven home contests. The Blueshirts eventually spiraled to t
The Rangers may have found a Hidden Gem in Eeli Tolvanen (opens the original)
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It's Tolvy time and Eeli Tolvanen is exactly the kind of low-risk addition the New York Rangers needed With just under three weeks until the start of preseason, the Rangers have added one more piece to the Blueshirt puzzle. New York signed forward Eeli Tolvanen to a one year deal at a $1.5 million AAV. This signing makes a ton of sense for the Rangers and arguably feels a bit overdue. The Blueshirts could still use another dependable middle-six forward, and Tolvanen comes with a bonus: he alread
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