"The New York Rangers made two roster moves to finalize the opening day lineup, reassigning Brett Berard to the AHL and signing Conor Sheary to a 1 year contract. The pair of moves gets the Rangers to 23 skaters for opening night tomorrow night, though not in a way many had hoped. Both Berard and Sheary looked good in camp, but weren't without flaws."
"As a reminder, the roster tomorrow night will not be the roster in a month. It's likely both Juuso Parssinen and Taylor Raddysh are on "extended looks," since neither of them looked good in camp. Berard and Sheary outplayed both, resulting in the latter getting his contract. Given where the Rangers stand with prospects, it wouldn't be surprising to see a midseason trade to make room for Berard or one of the other kids."
"Berard and Sheary outplayed both, resulting in the latter getting his contract. Given where the Rangers stand with prospects, it wouldn't be surprising to see a midseason trade to make room for Berard or one of the other kids. These moves solidify that Noah Laba has cracked the opening night lineup, pushing Parssinen out of the lineup. Laba will be the 3C with Sheary and Raddysh."
The New York Rangers reassigned Brett Berard to the AHL and signed Conor Sheary to a one-year contract, finalizing a 23-skater opening night roster. Berard and Sheary both performed well in camp but displayed flaws. Berard does not require waivers, so Hartford is a logical temporary destination and a recall is likely. Juuso Parssinen and Taylor Raddysh appear to be on extended looks after weak camp showings, and both were outplayed by Berard and Sheary. A midseason trade remains possible to create NHL roster space for prospects. Noah Laba earned a roster spot as the third-line center, displacing Parssinen.
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