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Rangers make risky move with Dylan Garand after deciding on backup goalie

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Crane, A. (2026, September 27). Rangers make risky move with Dylan Garand after deciding on backup goalie. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/09/27/sports/rangers-make-risky-move-with-dylan-garand-after-backup-goalie-decision/

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New York Post · collected 2026-09-27 · by Andrew Crane

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The New York Rangers have made a risky decision regarding their backup goalie by putting Dylan Garand on waivers. If another team claims Garand, the Rangers will lose him for nothing, but they believe he needs more development time rather than immediate NHL action. Should Garand clear waivers, he would become the top goaltender for AHL Hartford. The move also affects forward Taylor Raddysh, who was left out of the official game group that traveled to UBS Arena in a preseason finale, indicating his uncertain status with the team. This decision highlights the competition among young players vying for spots on an NHL roster and the strategic choices teams make regarding player development versus immediate contribution.

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AHL Hartford Blueshirts Post Post Sports+ for Rangers

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Rangers ORG · 5× Garand PERSON · 3× Mollie Walker PERSON · 2× Raddysh PERSON · 2× Blueshirts ORG · 1× Dylan Garand PERSON · 1× Igor Shesterkin PERSON · 1× Joonas Korpisalo PERSON · 1× Post ORG · 1× Taylor Raddysh PERSON · 1×

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And in an ominous sign, Raddysh was one of the players — along with Garand and defenseman Scott Morrow — left out of the official game group that traveled to UBS Arena for what essentially served as a dress rehearsal in the preseason finale.
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🔮 The Blueshirts intend to put goaltender Dylan Garand and forward Taylor Raddysh on waivers Sunday, according to The Post’s Mollie Walker, and the first move signifies that Joonas Korpisalo will serve as the No. 2 behind Igor Shesterkin this season.

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The competition for the Rangers’ backup goalie spot has been decided — and it comes with a risk. asserted
it → decide → risk
The Blueshirts intend to put goaltender Dylan Garand and forward Taylor Raddysh on waivers Sunday, according to The Post’s Mollie Walker, and the first move signifies that Joonas Korpisalo will serve as the No. 2 behind Igor Shesterkin this season. uncertain
Korpisalo → intend → Shesterkin
’s a chance that another team could claim Garand and the Rangers lose him for nothing, but it’s a risk they’re accepting with the thought that the 24-year-old has more developing to do — and that No. 1 goalie reps could help with that. uncertain
reps → ’ → that
If Garand clears waivers, he’d be in line as the top goaltender for AHL Hartford. asserted
he → clear → Hartford
Raddysh skated in 68 games for the Rangers last season and collected 19 points, but he served as an extra forward rotating in throughout training camp while competing with Matt Rempe and Jaroslav Chmelar for the final forward spots. asserted
he → skate → spots
And in an ominous sign, Raddysh was one of the players — along with Garand and defenseman Scott Morrow — left out of the official game group that traveled to UBS Arena for what essentially served as a dress rehearsal in the preseason finale. asserted
what → leave → finale
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