The New York Rangers finally suffered their first loss at home to the Los Angeles Kings on Monday night, and the team did not look great in defeat. Coming into Monday, the Rangers were on a two-game losing streak, but eager to be back home where they were a perfect 6-0.
The New York Rangers could certainly use Scott Morrow’s speed and puck-moving skills as an added dimension to their lineup. Unfortunately, it appears that they feel as if they can’t afford to put him in it.
As Matt Rempe draws back into the lineup tonight against Tampa, the only player on the roster that hasn’t played a game yet, not including Spencer Martin, is Scott Morrow.
The New York Rangers have several young players who are pushing for spots on the opening night roster. With a condensed training camp schedule that includes only four preseason games, players don’t have much time to make an impression.
People love a good mid-round draft pick that pans out, and in the NHL you used to see those fairly often, but that’s obviously partially luck. If the Red Wings thought Nicklas Lidstrom was going to become a top-five defenseman in history, they wouldn’t have waited until the 53rd pick to take him.
It wasn’t all perfect for Scott Morrow on Thursday night at Madison Square Garden. But there was plenty to like about the 23-year-old defenseman, who helped the New York Rangers skate to their first preseason victory, a 4-3 shootout win over the New Jersey Devils.
The Rangers lines tonight are more of a mix of the expected NHL lineup and some prospects looking to make an impression. Notably, Alberts Smits and Scott Morrow will be paired as tonight’s top defense pair.
There’s no question the New York Rangers roster and prospect pool are better as the Blueshirts prepare for training camp than they were a year ago. But The Athletic did not include any Rangers prospects on its list of top-11 young waiver-wire targets.
The New York Rangers are getting set for the start of training camp soon, and the roster will continue to take shape and lineups will be set. While there doesn’t appear to be a ton of open competition, things can always change with good performances and injuries. By all accounts, it has been a strong offseason for the Rangers.
People will talk about the “Mount Rushmore” for a franchise, which is to say the four people, usually four players, that most define the franchise. Not always the four-best players, but the four that evoke the essence of the franchise.
According to a team announcement, the New York Rangers have signed defenseman Scott Morrow to a one-year contract. The contract, a two-way deal, will pay him $850,000 at the NHL level with an AHL salary of $125,000, according to Puckpedia.
It’s August, so the hockey world is essentially on vacation right now. It’s a bit interesting that August appears to be the default vacation month for the NHL, especially when there is still work to be done.
There are plenty of similarities between New York Rangers defensemen Scott Morrow and Vincent Iorio. That’s even before you realize that neither is signed for 2026-27, with the start of training camp roughly one month away.
The New York Rangers will officially receive the Dallas Stars‘ 2026 first-round pick from the Carolina Hurricanes to complete last summer’s K’Andre Miller trade.
The New York Rangers had a disappointing season, but a bright spot was the play of many of their rookies. One of their young players who was expected to contribute this season was Scott Morrow, but the defenseman struggled in the NHL and ended up spending a lot of time with the Hartford Wolf Pack of the American Hockey League (AHL).
There's no rest for the New York Rangers. Thanksgiving morning saw General Manager and President Chris Drury announce that the Rangers have assigned defenseman Connor Mackey to the American Hockey League affiliate of the Hartford Wolf Pack.
The New York Rangers made a series of roster changes with their AHL affiliate of the Hartford Wolf Pack, on the morning of Nov. 16. The Rangers recalled defenseman Scott Morrow from Hartford while assigning forward and youngster Gabe Perreault to the Wolf Pack.
The New York Rangers assigned two players to their AHL affiliate, the Hartford Wolf Pack. The two assigned are forward Gabe Perreault and defenseman Scott Morrow.
Scott Morrow arrived with the New York Rangers as the main piece of the trade that sent K'Andre Miller to the Carolina Hurricanes, which generated high expectations.
The New York Rangers traded top-four defenseman K’Andre Miller to the Carolina Hurricanes in exchange for a first-round pick, a second-round pick, and Scott Morrow.
On Tuesday, the New York Rangers traded another one of their core players. At risk of K’Andre Miller receiving an offer sheet, the Rangers made a sign-and-trade with the Carolina Hurricanes, acquiring Scott Morrow, a conditional 2026 first-round pick, and a 2026 second-round pick.
Only 10 days since he inked his entry-level contract, Scott Morrow is heading to the NHL. He’ll make his debut for the Hurricanes on the road against the St.
RALEIGH, North Carolina: On Apr. 3, the Carolina Hurricanes made a slightly unexpected announcement – they were officially signing prospect defenseman Scott Morrow to a three-year entry-level deal.
As the NHL world sets its sights on the upcoming playoffs later in April, the Carolina Hurricanes made some news on Tuesday (April 2) afternoon. They signed UMass hockey defenseman Scott Morrow to a three-year entry-level contract (ELC) that will see him through the 2025-26 season.
He has emerged as a top collegiate defenseman over the last three seasons, spending each season with the University of Massachusetts. Playing on the blue-line, Morrow has managed 94 points in 109 games.
The Hurricanes are expected to get defense prospect Scott Morrow inked to an entry-level deal before his exclusive signing rights expire in August 2025, reports Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet.