Scott Rogust
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Chris Drury lucked out with Dylan Garand waiver gamble due to Joonas Korpisalo injury (opens the original)
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The New York Rangers took a bit of a risk when it came to the backup goaltending situation this offseason. With Jonathan Quick retired, the Rangers had a young option in Dylan Garand, who impressed in three starts late last season. Instead, the Rangers opted to bring in Boston Bruins backup Joonas Korpisalo in a trade for a competition. But in the preseason, it was evident that Korpisalo had the backup gig locked in, with Garand looking destined to go to the AHL, despite playing well. The Ranger
Rangers can take solace in a rival having a worse opening night than they had (opens the original)
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The New York Rangers didn't have the start to the season they had envisioned. After an offseason with new additions expected to improve them, the Rangers lost 3-0 to the Boston Bruins on Tuesday night. It wasn't an ideal performance, with the team looking sloppy and needing to work on their chemistry, but the game was close and scoreless until the final four minutes. With that loss in the books, this was officially the first time in Rangers history where they were shutout in back-to-back season-
Braden Schneider makes wrong first impression after securing new deal with Rangers (opens the original)
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The New York Rangers spent their offseason trying to improve the roster in an effort to build one that can contend for the playoffs. One of the areas they addressed was on defense, bringing in Sean Durzi and Marcus Pettersson to make up their new second pairing defensive duo. There was also the decision to use the fifth-overall pick in this year's NHL Draft on Alberts Smits. Another move the team made was signing defenseman Braden Schneider, who was a restricted free agent, to a one-year, $5.5 m
Rangers’ season debut proves they will go as far as Igor Shesterkin will take them (opens the original)
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The New York Rangers' 2025-26 season went downhill once goalie Igor Shesterkin suffered an injury back in January. Coincidentally, the Rangers sent out a letter to the fans and the league that they were entering a retool and essentially, giving up on the rest of the season. He did return late in the season and helped the Rangers pick up some wins, which ultimately pushed them out of contention for the first overall pick in the NHL Draft. Let's face it, as long as Shesterkin is healthy, the Range
Pavel Dorofeyev was a bright spot for Rangers despite shutout loss (opens the original)
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The New York Rangers overhauled their roster in an effort to improve their chances of not only having a better performing team than last year, but one that can make it back into the playoffs for the first time in three years. General manager Chris Drury wanted to replenish the prospect pool, but also wanted to bring in players that he felt could contribute and help the team win now. It was a gamble that he will be judged for once losses pile up this season. One of his big moves was to acquire Pa
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