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The Rangers' fourth line competition is down to three names for one job (opens the original)
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The New York Rangers still have one roster spot to figure out before the regular season begins, and their fourth-line battle appears to be down to three players. Matt Rempe, Taylor Raddysh and Jaroslav Chmelař are all fighting for one spot, and right now, it looks like the battle is going to come down to Rempe and Raddysh. Chmelař appears to be the most likely player to start the season in the American Hockey League (AHL), but there is still a pretty important decision to make between the other
Rangers training camp battle pits two former Kraken teammates against each other (opens the original)
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The New York Rangers have plenty of things to figure out when training camp opens, but one of the more interesting battles could be for the final wing spot in their top six. Interestingly enough, two newcomers to the team happen to have a shared history together, and it adds a level of intrigue to an otherwise typical training camp clash. With former Seattle Kraken forwards Oliver Bjorkstrand and Eeli Tolvanen both joining the team this summer after an aggressive offseason. Now, head coach Mike
How Dorofeyev, Tolvanen & Bjorkstrand can reshape the Rangers’ top six (opens the original)
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The New York Rangers entered the summer needing an offensive facelift. Rather than relying on their existing core to bounce back, general manager Chris Drury made some significant changes to the forward group, bringing in Pavel Dorofeyev, Oliver Bjorkstrand, and Eeli Tolvanen. These three forwards have a good chance of locking up three of the six spots in the Rangers' top six as we head into the 2026-27 season. The biggest addition of the summer, Dorofeyev was acquired from the Vegas Golden Knig
1 shocking trade the Rangers could make before the season (opens the original)
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The New York Rangers have a chance to pull off one of the most shocking trades of the off-season while also taking advantage of the Dylan Larkin trade market at the same time. If the Rangers could get their captain, J.T. Miller, to agree to it, they could look to trade him to the Minnesota Wild, who are in desperate need of a top-line center, and change the entire landscape of their offense. Obviously, this scenario is very unlikely to happen. However, it is an interesting theory that the Ranger
Alexis Lafrenière still shows that he’s a player worth building around (opens the original)
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When Alexis Lafrenière was drafted first overall to the New York Rangers in 2020, people in New York seemed to expect him to turn into an instant superstar. But when that didn’t happen. People inside the hockey community started to toss around the “bust” label. However, over the last few seasons, fans have gotten a chance to see how his game has evolved; Lafreniere has proven he is still a cornerstone talent worth building around. Early in his career, the hurdle was never skill; it was opportuni
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