Originally posted on The Hockey Writers Brandon Dubinsky has spent his entire professional career with the New York Rangers. For the 2012-13 season, though, he’s trading in his Blueshirt for a Blue Jacket. His path to Columbus started 2,000 miles west of Nationwide Arena...
As the Blueshirts battle in the playoffs, it’s the perfect time to look back and see how the players currently on the roster became Rangers. Along the way, we’ll discover how Mark Messier turned into Ryan Callahan, how Brian Leetch led to Michael Sauer,...
Brandon Dubinsky will remain a Blueshirt for the next four years, as he avoided arbitration by signing a four-year, $16.8MM deal. Dubinsky, 25, led the Rangers in scoring last season, leading the team in goals (24), assists (30), and points (54) in 76 games —...
What is Salary Arbitration? Arbitration applies to restricted free agents who are unable to come to terms on a contract with their teams. It can be initiated by either the player or by his team. A team can take a player to arbitration if either:...
The Rangers have come to terms with restricted free agents Michael Sauer and Artem Anisimov. Sauer, a 2005 Rangers draft pick, signed a reported 2-year, $2.5MM contract to remain with the Blueshirts. The 23-year old defenseman scored 3 goals and 12 assists for 15...