2021-22 Rangers

What Gerard Gallant said after the loss to NJ

Gerard Gallant met with the media following the loss to the Devils and said (MSG):

  • On the game, “first period was good and then we sort of did the unwritten rule of starting to turn pucks over and make fancy blues inside their blue line and it cost us 2-3 goals and we couldn’t stop it…they got a goal and we couldn’t stop it. A lot of it was self-inflicted, but they are a talented team and have some great young players that we talked about and they can make those plays when you give them the opportunity. We didn’t do a good enough job clearing the front of our net, a couple of screened goals, guy pushes the puck in when it’s between the goalies legs. We looked real good in the first and then we looked like we were mentally tired and didn’t have it the rest of the way.”

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2021-22 Rangers

Rangers blown out by Devils 7-4

First Period:

  • Mika Zibanejad (26) Assists: Chris Kreider (16), Alexis Lafreniere (9)
  • Adam Fox (10) Assists: Andrew Copp (23), Mika Zibanejad (39)

Second Period:

  • Tomas Tatar (12) Assists: Ryan Graves (20), Jesper Bratt (40)
  • P.K. Subban (5) Assists: Andreas Johnsson (19), Ty Smith (13)
  • Dawson Mercer (16) Assists: Ryan Graves (21)
  • Tomas Tatar (13) Assists: Damon Severson (26), Jesper Bratt (41)
  • Yegor Sharangovich (16) Assists: Dougie Hamilton (17), Nico Hischier (26)

Third Period:

  • Ryan Strome (15) Assists: Ryan Lindgren (8), Artemi Panarin (57)
  • Jack Hughes (20) (Power Play) Assists: Nico Hischier (27)
  • Jack Hughes (21) Assists: Yegor Sharangovich (19), P.K. Subban (16)
  • Chris Kreider (42) (Power Play) Assists: Adam Fox (54), Andrew Copp (24)

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2021-22 Rangers

Updates from the Rangers on Tuesday

11:57 AM: Braden Schneider will NOT play tonight. All three players acquired yesterday WILL play. (Stephenson)

11:30AM: Andrew Copp, Justin Braun and Tyler Motte are all on the ice at the morning skate in New Jersey and Copp is wearing #18, Braun is wearing #61 and Motte is wearing #64. (NYR)

Copp is skating with Filip Chytil and Dryden Hunt and Motte is skating with Barclay Goodrow and Ryan Reaves. (Staple)

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Looking at what the Rangers did on deadline day

With the trade deadline now passed, the Rangers acquired:

The Rangers also traded Anthony Bitetto to Nick Merkley in a minor league move.

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Rangers acquire Tyler Motte from Vancouver

2:56PM: The Rangers have also acquired forward Tyler Motte from Vancouver for a 2023 4th round pick. (Seravalli)

Motte, 27, is a pending UFA and has seven goals and eight assists this season in 49 games.

He is 5-10, 192 and is averaging 14:17 per game.

Ryan Callahan said on ESPN that Motte plays a “gritty, in your-face style” and fits into the Rangers bottom-six.

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Rangers acquire Andrew Copp from Winnipeg

4:31PM: The official trade from the Rangers is:

To NYR: Andrew Copp, sixth round pick in 2023

To WPG: Morgan Barron, fifth round pick in 2023 and two conditional second round picks:

  • Conditional second round pick 1 (NYR’s own second round pick in 2022; becomes a first-round pick in 2022 if the Rangers advance to the Eastern Conference Final and Copp plays in at least 50 percent of New York’s playoff games)
  • Conditional second round pick 2 (either STL’s own second round pick in 2022 or NYR’s own second round pick in 2023)

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