Bruce Berlet at CTWhale.com reported earlier in the week that the New York Ranger s brass would be discussing the possible re-acquisition of Finnish center Jarkko Immonen at their organizational meetings taking place this week. Immonen just recently played a big part in Team Finland's Gold Medal at the IIHF World Championships in Slovakia, and since the Blueshirts are in search for some additional talent up the middle, he caught their eye. Immonen had nine goals and three assist for 12 points in the tournament.
Berlet on Immonen:
In two seasons in the Rangers organization, Immonen had 50 goals and 66 assists in 128 games with the Wolf Pack and three goals and six assists in 20 games with the Blueshirts, who didn’t re-sign him in 2007. Immonen returned home and played two seasons in Finland and then two in Russia and helped the Finns win the bronze medal in the 2010 Olympics.
The Rangers still possess Immonen's NHL rights since he was a restricted free agent...
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