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Rangers trade Cody McLeod to Nashville for 7th round pick

7:20PM: On McLeod being traded, David Quinn said  “I loved having Cody here, had him in Colorado, this gives him an opportunity to win a Stanley Cup, where his family is, where he came from. They were hot after him and gives us a chance to bring another young player up to develop and move forward. It made a lot of sense, we got another asset and we are trying to accumulate those. It just made a lot of sense.” (NYR)

1:09PM: The Rangers are trading winger Cody McLeod to Nashville for a 7th round pick in 2020. (Dreger)

McLeod was picked up off of waivers last season by the Rangers from Nashville.


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McLeod re-signed with the Rangers this past summer on a one-year deal worth $750,000.

This season with the Rangers McLeod played in 31 games, had 1 goal, a minus 10 rating, 21 shots on goal, 60 PIM and an average of 6:49 per game.

Adam Rotter: McLeod’s purpose with the Rangers this season was to be a veteran leader, bring toughness, energy and fight if needed. He was effective at times before getting injured but he wasn’t getting many minutes and his spot was needed for someone else. A 2020 7th round pick is better than losing McLeod on waivers for nothing and could be used at this draft or not to move up in the later rounds if a player they like is falling.