Artemi Panarin, New York Rangers and NHL
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Vincent Iorio took part in his first practice with the New York Rangers on Monday since being claimed off waivers.
New York Rangers President and General Manager Chris Drury announced today that the team has claimed defenseman Vincent Iorio off waivers. Iorio, 23, skated in 21 games for the San Jose Sharks this season and recorded three points.
With the retool official and the Rangers looking for trade partners, who might they get back? Let's break it down.
A lot has changed since those two meetings. The Penguins are currently second in the Metropolitan Division, while the Rangers are at the bottom of the Eastern Conference standings and will be a seller when the trade deadline rolls around. The Rangers have lost two in a row and eight of their last 10 games.
The Penguins continue their three-game homestand as they take on the New York Rangers at PPG Paints Arena. Doors open at 2 PM and puck drop is set for 3:30 PM. Today the Penguins are hosting the 2016 Championship Reunion.
Carson Soucy scored against the team that traded him 72 hours earlier, Matthew Schaefer got the 14th goal of his stellar rookie year and the New York Islanders defeated the Rangers 2-1 on Thursday night.
NEW YORK — There are still Artemi Panarin jerseys in the Madison Square Garden team store. Fans at Thursday’s game against the New York Islanders still had No. 10 on their backs. Panarin still had a nameplate over a stall in the dressing room. He just wasn’t on the ice.
NEW YORK (AP) — The New York Rangers are not doing anything to risk Artemi Panarin's health as they look to deal him before the NHL trade deadline. Panarin is not expected to play in any Rangers games through at least the Olympic break for roster management purposes,
Young girls sliding into their dreams in Northford with the New York Rangers Hockey Team The team was fined $5 million for not following the league's rules regarding individual ownership, according to a report. Caitlin Clark joined NBC as a contributor on Sunday afternoon at Madison Square Garden.
Four third-period goals wasn’t quite enough for the New York Rangers, who closed out a miserable month of January with