This is Blueshirt Banter’s dedicated stream for New York Rangers news. We compile real-time updates on roster transactions, injuries, coaching decisions, and major team developments. It’s your go-to source for staying current on the Blueshirts.
New York Rangers News
The New York Rangers have announced Chris Drury as the assistant general manager for the team. Drury is replacing Jeff Gorton, who obviously took over the full time role this summer. OFFICIAL: #NYR have promoted Chris Drury to Assistant General Manager. Press Release: https://t.co/bsG4hm0vTV pic.twitter.com/
New York Rangers News
The 2016 New York Rangers Traverse City Prospect Tournament roster has been announced and, as expected, it includes both Pavel Buchnevich and Jimmy Vesey. OFFICIAL: #NYR Traverse City Roster. Features 25 prospects including Vesey, Buchnevich & 3 2016 draft picks #NYRTCT pic.twitter.com/n250zexNA6 — New York Rangers (@NYRangers) August
New York Rangers News
New York Rangers general manager Jeff Gorton has made another clever depth signing today. The Rangers have agreed to terms with free agent Brandon Pirri on a one-year, $1.1 million deal. Hearing NYR to sign Brandon Pirri. One year approx $1.1M — Elliotte Friedman (@FriedgeHNIC) August 25, 2016 Pirri
New York Rangers News
It’s official: the New York Rangers have signed the 2016 Hobey Baker winner and free agent forward Jimmy Vesey, formerly of Harvard University (NCAA). Vesey became an unrestricted free agent on August 16th, with several teams vying for his services. Terms of the deal have not yet been disclosed,
New York Rangers News
Per a report the New York Rangers have agreed to a two-year deal with Providence Senior John Gilmour. Word is free agent defenseman John Gilmour (@johngilmour93) of Providence College has agreed to 2-year NHL deal with New York Rangers. — Mark Divver (@MarkDivver) August 17, 2016 Gilmour is coming off a
New York Rangers News
Rangers goaltending prospect Igor Shestyorkin has reportedly suffered a concussion playing in a KHL preseason game. From our European correspondent Alex Nunn: Sport Express report that Shestyorkin is out for an indefinite period w/ a suspected concussion. #NYR Good morning. — Alex Nunn (@aj_ranger) August 5, 2016 And the .gif
New York Rangers News
Robin Kovacs is apparently headed to North America this season. Kovacs’ general manager Anders Carlsson revealed in an interview that the Rangers pick was a question mark for his club this season. Kovacs plays for Rogle BK of the SHL but played most of last season with AIK IF on
New York Rangers News
The Rangers have signed the last of their RFAs today by inking winger Marek Hrivik. Rangers announce deal with RFA F Marek Hrivik. — Andrew Gross (@AGrossRecord) July 28, 2016 Hrivik is 24 years old and is coming off of a one-year, $575,000 contract. The Slovakian winger will be turning
New York Rangers News
Maxim Lapierre, after playing one season in Europe, is hoping to return to the NHL in a New York Rangers jersey. Now official, Maxim Lapierre will be at the #rangers training camp on a tryout. #tvasports — Renaud Lavoie (@renlavoietva) July 27, 2016 I made mention of Lapierre’s time in
New York Rangers News
The Rangers have agreed to terms with the 79th pick in the 2015 NHL Draft. Sergey Zborovskiy is a Russian-born right-handed defenseman with tremendous size. Rangers announce D Sergey Zborovskiy, 19, has agreed to an entry-level deal. — Andrew Gross (@AGrossRecord) July 26, 2016 #NYR prospect Sergei Zborovskiy played 64 games
New York Rangers News
Just a couple of hours after signing off on Chris Kreider’s brand new four-year deal, the New York Rangers have locked up their last key restricted free agent. According to Aaron Ward, Kevin Hayes and the New York Rangers have a agreed to a two-year deal that will pay
New York Rangers News
Chris Kreider and the New York Rangers have officially agreed on a four-year deal worth $4.625-million per year, avoiding arbitration. Rangers agree to terms with restricted free agent forward Chris Kreider on a new contract. 4 years, $4.625 AAV according to @NHL_AaronWard. — Sean Hartnett (@HartnettHockey) July 22,