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Top Rangers News
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Rangers' Jaroslav Chmelar: Sent to AHL
Chmelar was assigned to AHL Hartford on Friday.
Chmelar made seven appearances for the Rangers to begin the regular season, and he was held scoreless with 15 hits while averaging 8:15 of ice time. He should have more consistent opportunities to make an impact in the AHL, while Taylor Raddysh was called up in a corresponding move to take Chmelar's place on the NHL roster.
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Rangers' Taylor Raddysh: Called up Friday
Raddysh was recalled from AHL Hartford on Friday.
Raddysh was waived and subsequently sent to the minors ahead of the regular season, but he'll rejoin the Rangers after racking up three goals, two assists and two PIM across his first five appearances in the AHL this year. The 28-year-old made 68 regular-season appearances at the NHL level last year, recording nine goals, 10 assists, 49 hits, 40 blocked shots and 12 PIM while averaging 11:51 of ice time.
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Rangers' Pavel Dorofeyev: Gets second goal of season
Dorofeyev scored a power-play goal Thursday in a 7-1 loss to New Jersey.
This isn't Vegas, son. Dorofeyev has just two goals (two assists) in nine games this season after scoring 72 in the last two seasons with the Golden Knights. The systems are so very different, and Dorofeyev is carrying the weight of changing teams and then inking that massive $77 million deal ($11 AAV) with his new team. It's too soon to tell if he's putting pressure on himself to perform, but that's always a possibility in a situation like this. Dorofeyev is too good a sniper to have this slow start to continue too long, but you may need to consider benching him in lieu of a hotter performer short term while he adjusts.
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Rangers' Spencer Martin: Pressed into duty in relief
Martin relieved starter Dylan Garand early in the second period of Thursday's 7-1 loss to New Jersey and made 15 saves in relief. He allowed three goals.
Neither Martin nor Garand got support from their teammates Thursday -- the Rangers finally got their only goal at almost the mid-point of the third. And their play was limp overall. Garand has just seven NHL starts, and Martin is a career backup who has just 63 starts in part-time duty dating all the way back to 2016-17. He's 25-33-8 with a 3.60 GAA and .881 save percentage over his career. It's hard to recommend him right now, especially behind a team with suspect team defense.
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Rangers' Dylan Garand: Wheels come off early in second frame
Garand allowed four goals on 13 shots Thursday before being pulled in the second period of a 7-1 loss to the Devils.
The wheels came off for Garand early in the middle frame. The Devils scored just 18 seconds in, and then they scored twice in 31 seconds starting at the 4:08 mark. The Rangers had zero response to the Devils until nearly the mid-point of the third. Garand is just 24 years old and has seven career NHL starts. His AHL numbers have been average at best, and this season was supposed to be a slow NHL baptism so the Rangers could see if he could become a solid NHL backup. Now Garand is drinking -- no drowning -- from the proverbial firehose behind a team with a suspect team defense. This is a tough situation. He's a match-ups guy, at best.
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Rangers' Dylan Garand: Tending twine against New Jersey
Garand will start Thursday's road game against New Jersey, Stephen Whyno of the Associated Press reports.
Garand has picked up wins in each of his last two starts, posting a 1.50 GAA and .936 save percentage during that time. He'll be rewarded with a third consecutive start Thursday and should continue to see plenty of time in the crease since Igor Shesterkin (knee) is out for the season, while Joonas Korpisalo (lower body) is slated to miss approximately four more weeks.
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Rangers' Cole Beaudoin: Dropped to minors
Beaudoin was reassigned to AHL Hartford on Wednesday.
Beaudoin will trade places with Justin Dowling, who was called up in a corresponding move. While the 20-year-old has moved up and down between levels recently, he's only appeared in four games for the club and logged just 3:29 of ice time versus the Lightning on Tuesday. This move will allow Beaudoin to see significantly more minutes in the minors, which should further his development more than sitting on the bench with the Rangers.
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Rangers' Justin Dowling: Up from minors
Dowling was summoned from AHL Hartford on Wednesday.
Dowling had a goal and an assist in four regular-season appearances with AHL Hartford in 2026-27. The 36-year-old also has nine goals and 26 points in 154 career regular-season NHL games.
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Rangers' Marcus Pettersson: Logs first point with new team
Pettersson posted an assist, two blocked shots and a plus-3 rating in Tuesday's 4-1 win over the Lightning.
Pettersson's helper Tuesday was his first point as a Ranger. He's filling the role he was acquired for -- a steady second-pairing shutdown defenseman. Through eight games, he's posted six shots on net, 11 hits, 14 blocked shots and a plus-5 rating while averaging 20:35 of ice time. Pettersson has displayed 30-point potential in the past, but offense is secondary to keeping opponents in check for the 30-year-old blueliner.
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Rangers' Tye Kartye: Registers pair of helpers
Kartye notched two assists, two hits, two PIM and a plus-2 rating in Tuesday's 4-1 win over the Lightning.
That's the second multi-point effort in a row for Kartye. The physical forward is taking full advantage of his second-line gig -- he saw a season-high 16:21 of ice time in this contest. He has two goals, four assists, nine shots on net, 19 hits, four PIM and a plus-4 rating over eight appearances. Kartye's offense is likely to fade at some point, especially since he's not a factor on the power play, but his value in banger leagues has never been higher than it is right now.
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Rangers' Adam Fox: Eight points in eight games so far
Fox delivered two apples in a 4-1 win over Tampa Bay on Tuesday. He blocked four shots.
Fox is off to a strong and steady start to 2026-27. He has eight assists, 15 blocks and six shots in eight games this season. Fox's average ice time (21:34) is down two minutes from last season (23:38), and that kind of drop (and rest) could be enough to keep him on the ice for a full season. He played just 55 games last season and the Rangers suffered without him patrolling the blue line.
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Rangers' Dylan Garand: So good fans chanted his name
Garand made 25 saves in a 4-1 victory over the Lightning on Tuesday.
Garand's performance is the best-case scenario for the Rangers, who lost Igor Shesterkin for the season because of a lower-body injury. The home crowd was chanting his first name by the end of the game. Garand has started two straight games and won both. Overall he's 3-1-0 with just four goals allowed in four starts. His 1.15 GAA and .951 will revert to the mean over time, but right now he's an outstanding story and a solid fantasy addition.
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Rangers' Will Cuylle: Adding production to physicality
Cuylie scored a goal and added 11 hits Tuesday in a 4-1 win over Tampa Bay.
The goal was a sweet deflection that froze Andrei Vasilevskiy. The hits? Classic Cuylie. He has six points (three goals, three assists) in his last six games. He has 16 shots in that span and 37 in eight games overall. Cuylie brings a rare combination of physicality and production, and this season's offense could be the step forward toward a 55-point, 300-plus hit breakout. There's a lot of room on most rosters for his kind of game.
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Rangers' Mika Zibanejad: Moving up franchise record list
Zibanejad scored an empty-net goal in Tuesday's 4-2 win over Tampa Bay.
It was Zibanejad's 14th career shorthanded goal, tying him with Don Maloney for third-most in franchise history and behind Mark Messier (23) and Adam Graves (16). He's on a modest two-game streak (one goal, two assists, six shots), and he has eight points, including six helpers, and 17 shots in eight contests. Zibanejad has been instrumental in helping his team to five regulation home wins in a row to start a season. That's notable because they had just nine regulation wins at home all of last season. Their fifth didn't come until Dec. 20, 2025. Zibanejad is four seasons removed from his 91-point (39 goals) campaign in 2022-23, but he's still a high 70s player who shoots the lights out 5v5 and tallies copious points on special teams.
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Rangers' Alexis Lafreniere: Goal streak at four games, seven snipes
Lafreniere scored twice in a 4-1 victory over the Lightning on Tuesday night.
The snipes extended his goal streak to a career-best four games (seven goals) and his point streak to six games (10 points). Lafreniere's goals both came in the first, and his second stood as the winner. Surprisingly, his seven goals have him temporarily tied for second in the NHL. Lafreniere has two seasons of 57 points in his last three, and at 25, his draft pedigree has slipped a few notches. But he's talented and this could be a real step forward. Beware the bloated shooting percentage (38.9) -- his career average is 14.2, so the plummet is coming.
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Rangers' Dylan Garand: Gets starting nod at home
Garand will be between the home pipes for Tuesday's tilt versus Tampa Bay, per Jim Cerny of NHL.com.
Garand has looked solid to start the season, posting a 2-1-0 record, 1.20 GAA and one shutout. With Igor Shesterkin (knee) out for the season and Joonas Korpisalo (lower body) still a month from returning, the Rangers will have to turn the crease over to Garand for the time being. If he continues to perform well, Garand could secure his spot as the No. 1 option the rest of the way.
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Team Statistical Rankings
| GF AVG | GA AVG | Power Play | |
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3.11 (15th) |
2.33 (4th) |
22.2 (10th) |
Injuries
| Player | Injury |
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| I. Shesterkin G Igor Shesterkin G | Knee |
| J. Korpisalo G Joonas Korpisalo G | Lower Body |
| A. Thompson C Aidan Thompson C | Undisclosed |
| J. Veleno C Joseph Veleno C | Lower Body |
| A. Sykora LW Adam Sykora LW | Lower Body |