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Winners and losers from the Rangers frustrating Opening Night shutout in Boston (opens the original)
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The New York Rangers opened their 2026-27 regular season in a manner with which they have grown uncomfortably familiar: a shutout loss. Head coach Mike Sullivan was behind the bench for his 1,000th career regular-season game, returning to the city where his NHL head coaching career began back in 2003-04 with the Bruins. Tuesday’s 3-0 defeat marks the second consecutive season the Rangers dropped their season opener under Sullivan. While an 84-game schedule leaves endless runway ahead, Game 1 del
Alberts Smits makes Rangers history by earning an Opening Night roster spot (opens the original)
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The New York Rangers are a day away from opening up the 2026-27 NHL season in Boston, and 18-year-old Alberts Smits will officially be part of the roster to start the season just months after being selected No. 5 overall. Given the moves the Rangers made this summer to improve the defense, plus the players from last year who remained with the team, it really felt like the youngster would just be on the outside looking in a ways away in Hartford just for a short while until the team came calling.
Rangers take a massive gamble by placing Dylan Garand on waivers (opens the original)
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The New York Rangers are close to finalizing their roster, and they now run the risk of losing a valuable young player in the process. Per Mollie Walker of the New York Post, the Rangers are waiving goalie Dylan Garand, and veteran forward Taylor Raddysh. The Rangers on one hand are putting their faith in a veteran, in this case they are trusting Joonas Korpisalo, and on the other hand they are sending a veteran away to give an opportunity to a youngster in either Matt Rempe or Jaroslav Chmelař.
NHL's rising salary cap could make Will Cuylle very expensive for the Rangers (opens the original)
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The NHL's salary cap is projected to balloon to $127.5 million by 2028-29. While several rival organizations got ahead of this financial reality by locking in key players before the league restricted heavily front-loaded contracts, the New York Rangers opted against extending their eligible core this summer.With the cap established at $104 million for this season and slated to reach $113.5 million next July, this unprecedented revenue growth fundamentally changes how players will approach contra
Rangers bring back shield third jerseys when better options exist (opens the original)
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The New York Rangers wrap up their preseason on Friday, and the front office will finalize the opening night roster shortly after. Amid the roster cuts, the organization announced some notable aesthetic news: the Rangers are officially bringing back their navy shield third jersey, scheduling it to be worn four times this season. Calling this big news might feel hyperbolic, but the sweater itself features an oversized New York Rangers crest that has always felt somewhat out of place on an Origina
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