Rangers Focus on Youth, Sign Lamb

0:00NHL stories, making news on March 13th. The New York Rangers are almost certainly out of the playoffs this season after a tough year. They stay quiet at the trade deadline and now look ahead to the 2026-27 campaign and the upcoming draft to rebuild. General manager Chris Jury faces some fan doubt after the low activity on trades. Alexis Lafernière shown in their recent 4-0 win over the Calgary Flames with a hat trick. He's got 18 goals and 24 assists in 64 games, stepping up big since the team moved our teamy panoron. Fans had criticized him before, but this performance feels like a turning point. Vincent Trochex stuck around despite buzz linking him to teams like the Boston Bruins and Detroit Redwings. The Rangers wanted too much in return, so he'll finish the year in New York. Trey Tox could heat up again this summer. That players are stepping up too. Ty Cardi, claimed off waivers from Seattle, has six points in just seven games here. Rookie Noah Lava has earned trust with solid two-way play, averaging over 13 minutes

1:04a night in the bottom six. Meanwhile, the Rangers signed 22-year-old Ford Brody Lamb to a two-year entry-level deal. Their fourth round pick from 2021 had 30 points in 35 college games and Minnesota this year. These moves signal a focus on young talent moving forward. Special thanks to our sponsor for supporting this episode. Press play. Put your head down. The sound is already there. L.L.I.SOLYPILLOW.COM