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Sabres, Rangers Duel for Atlantic Lead as NHL Playoff Race Heats Up
sports2 days ago

Sabres, Rangers Duel for Atlantic Lead as NHL Playoff Race Heats Up

With nine games left in the regular season, the Buffalo Sabres visit the New York Rangers in a game that could push Buffalo into sole possession of first place in the Atlantic Division (they’re tied at 102 points with Tampa Bay and Montreal). The Rangers are looking to finish strong at home in their final home game as playoff implications loom; the schedule also features the Capitals at the Maple Leafs and the Oilers at the Sharks, all with postseason seeding on the line as teams chase wild cards and division titles.

via NHL.com|
#atlantic-division#buffalo-sabres#new-york-rangers
Mika Zibanejad Hits 1,000 NHL Games, Reflecting a Ranger’s Storied Journey
sports19 days ago

Mika Zibanejad Hits 1,000 NHL Games, Reflecting a Ranger’s Storied Journey

Mika Zibanejad played his 1,000th NHL regular-season game for the New York Rangers against the Ottawa Senators, capping a path from Stockholm youth hockey to Ottawa’s rookie season, a pivotal trade to New York, and a defining run as the Rangers’ long-tenured two-way center. Known for his dangerous one-timer and playoff moments, the milestone reflects a veteran leader whose career includes a standout five-goal night in 2020, a close on-ice and off-ice bond with Chris Kreider, and a continued role as the team navigates a retooling era.

via The New York Times|
#mika-zibanejad#milestone#new-york-rangers
Trocheck on the Move: Hurricanes and Red Wings Lead Rangers’ Deadline Talks
sports1 month ago

Trocheck on the Move: Hurricanes and Red Wings Lead Rangers’ Deadline Talks

The New York Rangers are fielding final offers for Vincent Trocheck, with Detroit and Carolina as the frontrunners. Trocheck was held out for roster management, and it’s highly likely he won’t play for the Rangers again this season. Carolina can absorb his $5.6 million AAV for three more seasons, making them a prime suitor, while Detroit is pushing hard for a blockbuster. The Rangers could also shop other assets (including Lafrenière) as they navigate the deadline.

via NHL Trade Rumors|
#carolina-hurricanes#detroit-red-wings#hockey
Rangers' Carrick Emerges as Trade Chip in Contention Push
sports1 month ago

Rangers' Carrick Emerges as Trade Chip in Contention Push

Rangers have not dressed veteran center Sam Carrick for roster management ahead of a game, signaling that Carrick could be moved as New York reshapes its forward group. With a $1M cap hit and 380 NHL games, Carrick is drawing interest from contenders seeking depth at center, and Drury could target a mid-round return (potentially a third-round pick). Possible destinations include Colorado, Tampa Bay, or Anaheim as teams evaluate the veteran’s fit for a postseason push.

via Pro Hockey Rumors|
#center-depth#new-york-rangers#nhl-trade-rumors
Buffalo adds Carrick from Rangers to bolster 4C and defensive depth
sports1 month ago

Buffalo adds Carrick from Rangers to bolster 4C and defensive depth

Buffalo is set to acquire center Sam Carrick from the New York Rangers in exchange for Buffalo’s third-round pick and Chicago’s sixth-round pick in this year’s draft. Carrick, 34, is on a three-year, $3 million contract with a $1 million cap hit and has been a steady defensive 4C for the Rangers, posting 10 goals and 30 points in 140 games with strong 5-on-5 possession, a 54.1% faceoff win rate, and a +3 rating this season. He provides the Sabres with a cost-effective, plug-and-play option behind their top trio, addressing 4C depth and cap considerations as they navigate deals for next season.

via Pro Hockey Rumors|
#buffalo-sabres#fourth-line-center#new-york-rangers
Rangers hold line on Trocheck trade as Lafrenière signals staying in New York
sports1 month ago

Rangers hold line on Trocheck trade as Lafrenière signals staying in New York

With the NHL trade deadline looming, the Rangers are seen as sellers on Vincent Trocheck, but Minnesota’s bid is fading as Chris Drury stands firm; Alexis Lafrenière appears unlikely to be moved this week, and Adam Fox suggested his future will be decided in the off-season, all amid a slow market where high asking prices and new playoff cap rules are shaping decisions.

via The New York Times|
#adam-fox#alexis-lafreniere#new-york-rangers
Trocheck Sets Clear Conditions for Trade as Deadline Nears
sports1 month ago

Trocheck Sets Clear Conditions for Trade as Deadline Nears

Rangers center Vincent Trocheck said he wants to be on a winning team if traded, and he has a 12-team no-trade list (mostly West Coast) while preferring to stay on the East Coast for family reasons. With the deadline looming, potential destinations linked to his situation include the Minnesota Wild, Carolina Hurricanes, Detroit Red Wings, and Colorado Avalanche, with Rangers GM Chris Drury noting transparency in the process.

via New York Post|
#new-york-rangers#nhl#no-trade-list
Trocheck Trade Buzz: Rangers Forward Eyes Eastern Clubs Amid No-Trade List
sports1 month ago

Trocheck Trade Buzz: Rangers Forward Eyes Eastern Clubs Amid No-Trade List

As the NHL trade deadline looms, New York Rangers forward Vincent Trocheck is expected to be traded, but he has a clear preference to stay in the Eastern Conference, citing a 12-team no-trade list that includes only Western teams. That narrows likely destinations largely to Eastern foes such as the Carolina Hurricanes or Detroit Red Wings, with potential fits in the West limited by his clause. Trocheck remains a durable two-way forward ($5.63M cap hit through 2028-29) with strong playoff value, having accumulated 85 goals and 238 points in 291 Ranger games.

via Pro Hockey Rumors|
#new-york-rangers#nhl#no-trade-clause
Panarin chooses Kings, chasing Hollywood dream after Rangers breakup
sports2 months ago

Panarin chooses Kings, chasing Hollywood dream after Rangers breakup

Artemi Panarin waived his no-movement clause to facilitate a trade from the Rangers to the Los Angeles Kings, signing a two-year, $22 million extension after the move. He said he wanted a place where his family could stay and that the Kings felt like the right fit, while noting the Rangers’ offer suggested uncertainty about his future. Los Angeles acquired forward Liam Greentree and a conditional draft pick; Panarin’s decision was helped by Vlad Gavrikov’s endorsement and comes ahead of the Olympic-break return, with potential returns of Adam Fox and Igor Shesterkin on the horizon.

via New York Post|
#artemi-panarin#free-agency#los-angeles-kings