The Kitchener Rangers have signed Swiss goaltender Christian Kirsch to an OHL Standard Player Agreement, potentially filling the gap left by Goaltender of the Year Jackson Parsons. Kirsch, a 6-foot-4 netminder drafted by the San Jose Sharks, brings experience from the NAHL and USHL and is anticipated to strengthen the Rangers’ roster for the 2025-26 season.
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Michael Pezzetta, a new addition to the Toronto Maple Leafs after signing a two-year contract, recently engaged with young fans at the team's hockey school, taking photos and signing jerseys. Having grown up as a Maple Leafs fan, Pezzetta expressed his excitement for the opportunity to play for his hometown team, joining fellow players who have also participated in the camp. Want More Context? 🔎
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Forward Joel Kiviranta had a standout season with the Colorado Avalanche, scoring 16 goals in 79 games, a significant increase from his previous career high. Despite his postseason struggles and a likely unsustainable shooting percentage, Kiviranta appeals to teams needing a veteran bottom-six presence, potentially securing a one-year deal similar to his last contract of $775,000. Want More Context? 🔎
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Veteran winger Conor Sheary has signed a professional tryout (PTO) with the New York Rangers to extend his NHL career, following a challenging season with the Tampa Bay Lightning where he recorded only 15 points. With a history of playoff success and a previous relationship with new head coach Mike Sullivan, Sheary aims to rejuvenate his career amid significant team changes. Want More Context? 🔎
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