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What New York Rangers Should do at the Trade Deadline

 The New York Rangers are in win-now mode, so it wouldn't be a surprise to see the Rangers be very active at the Trade Deadline. Here are some moves that the New York Rangers should make at the Deadline.




Trades:


New York Rangers trade Filip Chytil, Vitaly Kravtsov, Nils Lundkvist, 2023 1st round pick to the Vancouver Canucks for JT Miller. If the Rangers make the Conference Finals, the Canucks get an additional 2024 2nd round pick.

The acquisition of JT Miller vastly improves the Rangers' top-end talent and overall depth; it also makes the Rangers a legit threat in the Eastern Conference.


The Rangers also trade Ryan Strome, Julien Gauthier, Johnny Brodzinski to the Seattle Kraken for Morgan Geekie, Colin Blackwell, Riley Sheahan, 2022 2nd round pick. If Ryan Strome re-signs with Seattle, the Rangers get a future 3rd round pick in 2023 or 2024.

This trade helps the Rangers address two issues: Ryan Strome's uncertain with the team and it also helps add more depth for the playoffs.


Artturi Lehkonen is acquired from the Montreal Canadiens for a 2022 2nd round pick.

This addition gives the Rangers more depth in the lineup as well as a ton of flexibility as well.



Players acquired:

JT Miller

Artturi Lehkonen

Morgan Geekie

Colin Blackwell

Riley Sheahan


Players Traded away:

Ryan Strome

Filip Chytil

Vitliy Kravtsov

Nils Lundkvist

Julian Gauthier

Johnny Brodzinski

'22 2nd (from NYR)

'23 1st

Cond. '24 2nd



Lineup after Trade Deadline




C.Kreider-M.Zibanejad-A.Lafreniere

A.Panarin-JT.Miller-F.Vatrano

B.Goodrow-M.Geekie-Co.Blackwell

A.Lehkonen-R.Sheahan-R.Reaves

R.Lindgren-A.Fox

K'A.Miller-J.Trouba

P.Nemeth-B.Schneider

I.Shesterkin

A.Georgiev

IR: K.Kakko, S.Blais, K.Rooney


With the Trades made here, the New York Rangers would be a very deep team and could be legit contender to win the Cup.


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