In recent seasons, because the salary cap failed to rise as expected, teams have made tough decisions on borderline NHL RFAs, particularly those whose QOs put them above what the team wanted to spend on the role the player filled. A new speculative game in the summer grew out of this reality: guessing which viable NHLers won’t get qualified.
Plenty of compelling evidence suggests the Blueshirts might be able to cross the next hurdle next season and reach the Stanley Cup Final – perhaps even making a long-awaited return to championship glory. There are, however, also a myriad of reasons why the Rangers might not even make it as far as they did this season. Much of the core talent that powered the Blueshirts on their unexpected run will return, and it’s reasonable to expect at least some of their youthful pieces to continue on an upwa...
Before you celebrate the Rangers locking down another player, keep in mind that news has been released that both Julien Gauthier and Alexandar Georgiev have requested a trade from the New York Rangers. While Drury has a history of making the moves he wants to make on his own timeline, signing Gauthier to this contract may make it easier to move the borderline roster player this off-season. There are lots of rumors afoot regarding upgrades and trades the Rangers could be looking to make.
No | Player | Pos |
---|---|---|
91 | RW | |
61 | D | |
76 | C | |
72 | C | |
18 | RW | |
23 | D | |
15 | RW | |
40 | G | |
26 | LW | |
21 | C | |
25 | D | |
29 | LW | |
6 | D | |
24 | RW | |
71 | G | |
20 | LW | |
13 | LW | |
55 | D | |
27 | D | |
14 | LW | |
79 | D | |
64 | LW | |
12 | D | |
10 | LW | |
75 | RW | |
17 | C | |
45 | D | |
31 | G | |
16 | C | |
5 | D | |
8 | D | |
77 | RW | |
93 | C |