Does Lehner have a contract extension in place with the Golden Knights? David Pagnotta: Sources are saying that the Vegas Golden Knights and pending unrestricted free agent goaltender Robin Lehner have a five-year contract extension in place. The deal was agreed upon before the season resumed. Jesse Granger: Lehner said that report of him and
New York Rangers
The New York Rangers lacked forward depth when they acquired Julien Gauthier from the Carolina Hurricanes at the trade deadline last season. However, he struggled after the trade and the Rangers will have plenty of young forwards battling for roster spots. Gauthier’s AHL Success Gauthier was originally drafted by the Hurricanes in the first round
Could Jesper Fast be a flat cap casualty? Vincent Z. Mercogliano of Lohud.com: Again, Fast presents as a versatile player who can serve a variety of roles. Last season, Fast played on the second line allowing Ryan Strome and Artemi Panarin to have career seasons. Sometimes it is more than those simple numbers known as
To buyout Olli Maatta or not Scott Powers of The Athletic: The Chicago Blackhawks would save about $3.4 million in each of the next two seasons – about $5.4 million total over the next four years – if they bought out defenseman Olli Maatta. Multiple sources said that before the season resumed in August that
Rangers mailbag Larry Brooks o the NY Post: (mailbag) The Buffalo Sabres would likely want the New York Rangers No. 1 pick in a trade for Jack Eichel. If not, likely one of Kaapo Kakko, K’Andre Miller or Adam Fox, plus. It wouldn’t be easy for salary cap reasons as well, now and in the
The New York Rangers defense changed dramatically from last season. Rookies Adam Fox and Ryan Lindgren became the team’s top defense pair, Jacob Trouba added grit and toughness to the team and the Blueshirts traded Brady Skjei to the Carolina Hurricanes for a first-round pick. Lost in all those moves, was Libor Hajek’s demotion to
Florida’s next general manager inherits real mess Matt Larkin of Sports Illustrated (THN): A season with too many lapses from goaltending on out illustrates Florida’s problems even if the solutions seem obvious. The next general manager inherits a true dilemma or several. The Anthony Beauvillier goal aside from Game 4 that Sergei Bobrovsky should have
Answering some Toronto Maple Leafs offseason questions Kevin McGran of the Toronto Star: (mailbag) It is still too early in Kyle Dubas’ GM tenure for the Toronto Maple Leafs to fire him. That said, his leash is getting shorter. Though Dubas likely doesn’t want to trade William Nylander, they may look to move him this
Will Rask even be back next season? NHL Watcher: Joe Haggerty was on TSN 690 talking about Tuukka Rask: “The speculation out there is that he might not even play after next year…I don’t think hockey is all that important to Tuukka, I think he has other interests, I think he has other things he
With Phase 2 of the 2020 NHL Draft Lottery complete, the draft picture is becoming clearer and clearer. We now know the order of the top-15 of the 2020 NHL Draft, with the New York Rangers winning the unprecedented second stage of the draft and the rights to select the projected top prospect, Alexis Lafrenière.
Questions for each team that lost in the play-in round Rory Boylan of Sportsnet: Looking at questions for each team that was eliminated during the play-in round. Pittsburgh Penguins – Penguins GM Jim Rutherford said “changes need to be made,” but what exactly needs to change? How long is the window open with Sidney Crosby
The Rangers have some options to help improve their roster this offseason Vincent Z. Mercogliano of LoHud: The New York Rangers now have the first overall pick to go along with nine other picks in the 2020 NHL draft. Winning the draft lottery options up some options for the Rangers this offseason. Rangers GM Jeff
Teams will be calling the Rangers about the No. 1 pick Bruce Garrioch of the Ottawa Sun: New York Rangers GM Jeff Gorton on what they are going to do with the No. 1 overall pick. “If I just went on this call and told you all the things we’re going to do, it probably
In 2019, New York Rangers general manager Jeff Gorton watched his team win the second-overall selection in the NHL Draft Lottery. On his person was the badge of the late Steven McDonald, a man whose heroism is remembered annually by an award in his namesake. During the second phase of the 2020 Draft Lottery, on
Keys of the offseason for the New York Rangers Emily Kaplan and Greg Wyshynski of ESPN: Looking at some of the offseason questions and decisions the New York Rangers are facing this offseason. Figure out their goaltending situation – The Rangers may need to have a talk with Henrik Lundqvist. A tandem of Igor Shesterkin
The New York Rangers have won the Phase 2 NHL Draft Lottery, giving them the first overall pick in the 2020 NHL Draft. The Edmonton Oilers, Florida Panthers, Minnesota Wild, Nashville Predators, Rangers, Pittsburgh Penguins, Toronto Maple Leafs, and Winnipeg Jets all entered the Phase 2 Draft Lottery with a 12.5% chance of landing the
Puck Pedia: 38-year old Henrik Lundqvist has one-year left on his deal at a $8.5 million salary cap hit. A buyout would carry a $5.5 million cap hit next season and $1.5 million in 2021-22. The Rangers already have $7.5 million in dead cap space next year – Kevin Shattenkirk at $6.08 million, Dan Girardi
In today’s NHL rumor rundown, it is all about the quick hits and news items as it pertains to a number of teams and game action from Saturday an Sunday in the NHL play-ins and seeding games. There is news on the Boston Bruins, New York Rangers, Carolina Hurricanes, Vancouver Canucks, Winnipeg Jets, and Chicago
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