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All the sudden I can’t read it now. But it didn’t really talk about what they would trade or for what, more or less just general targets to go after with those trades.
IMO once they trade Panarin they will immediately hone in on players to replace him for next season. Dorofeyev is a possibility because Vegas cap can’t afford him. The summer will be pretty crazy I have a feeling
https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6997376/2026/01/26/new-york-rangers-trade-retool-targets/
Idk if anyone can read this, but it lays out some players to go after.
Dorofeyev is my #1. It’s a retool not a rebuild so he would make sense. That kid can shoot the puck
Also, going after one year left guys is a great strategy, and then flip them at the TDL next year. Ie- Mangipane and Colton would be perfect for that. Kind of like Soucy, now, when they got him last year. That’s how you amass draft picks. Thats why all this cap space is a good thing
https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6997376/2026/01/26/new-york-rangers-trade-retool-targets/
Idk if anyone can read this, but it lays out some players to go after.
Dorofeyev is my #1. It’s a retool not a rebuild so he would make sense. That kid can shoot the puck
Also, going after one year left guys is a great strategy, and then flip them at the TDL next year. Ie- Mangipane and Colton would be perfect for that. Kind of like Soucy, now, when they got him last year. That’s how you amass draft picks
I think it’s best to trade Panarin to a team he’ll extend with to maximize the return. I just wish it would happen like yesterday because with our luck he will get hurt before they get a chance to trade him. That would be a kick in the nads of epic proportions
