New York Rangers Acquire Defensemen from Pittsburgh Penguins

In a trade deadline deal, the New York Rangers acquired defenseman Chad Ruhwedel from the Pittsburgh Penguins in exchange for a 2027 fourth-round pick. Ruhwedel joined the Penguins in the 2016-2017 season, where he scored two goals and eight assists for 10 points in 34 games that season. In addition, he played six games on the way to a back-to-back Stanley Cup Championship for the Penguins.

After the championship season, Ruhwedel went on to play 292 more game with Pittsburgh, scoring 49 points (13G, 36A), tallying 94 penalty minutes. I feel like the Rangers have a big add on this trade, getting a great reinforcement at the deadline. Currently the Rangers sit in first place in the Metro division with 84 points with 20 games left.

Fire Sale? Have A Shift, Eh?

Rumor is Kyle Dubas is planning a “fire sale.” We discuss our thoughts on that as well as what’s been happening on the Penguins’ massive road trip, and a recent issue regarding the name of the Utah Hockey Club.
  1. Fire Sale?
  2. The Nine Goals of Christmas
  3. A Winning Streak, an Actual Winning Streak
  4. Live Studio Audience
  5. Special Guest Robby Incmikoski

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Elijah Webb

I am Elijah. Hockey is my biggest passion, however I have love for all sports. I got into hockey from day one of my life. I currently am the writer for the Orlando Solar Bears of the ECHL, and one day, I hope to become a broadcaster

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