PLAYERS:
Ryan Callahan,
Jason Arnott,
Brian Rolston,
Daymond Langkow,
Zach Boychuk
TEAMS: New York Rangers, Boston Bruins, Phoenix Coyotes, Carolina Hurricanes
TEAMS: New York Rangers, Boston Bruins, Phoenix Coyotes, Carolina Hurricanes
According to Brett Cyrgalis at the New York Post, despite the Ryan Callahan injury and the Jason Arnott signing falling through, the Rangers have not reached out to free agents Brian Rolston and Daymond Langkow.
Rolston, 39, had 7g, 17a in 70 games with the Islanders and Bruins last season. He also had 1g, 2a in seven playoff games with the Bruins.
Langkow, 36, had 11g, 19a in 73 games with the Coyotes last year. He had 1g, 6a in 16 playoff games.
...good, neither of these guys excites me at all. Would rather the Rangers try to ride it out with a Whale call-up until Kreider is ready to return next week than waste their time with one of these guys.
One guy who did seem to excite Rangers fans yesterday was F Zach Boychuk, who was waived by the Carolina Hurricanes.
Boychuk, 23, is a 2008 first round pick (14th overall) of the Hurricanes and was their AHL affiliate's leading scorer this year with 16g, 16a in 37 games before he made the big club out of training ...
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