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Gauruder, D. (2026, October 3). Dylan Garand makes 22 saves for 1st career shutout as Rangers beat Red Wings 2-0. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/hockey/dylan-garand-makes-23-saves-for-1st-career-shutout-as-rangers-beat-red-wings-2-0/article_a86681fb-5852-5f87-b2bc-1a1baa706fc6.html
Gauruder, Dana. “Dylan Garand makes 22 saves for 1st career shutout as Rangers beat Red Wings 2-0.” Toronto Star, 3 Oct. 2026, https://www.thestar.com/sports/hockey/dylan-garand-makes-23-saves-for-1st-career-shutout-as-rangers-beat-red-wings-2-0/article_a86681fb-5852-5f87-b2bc-1a1baa706fc6.html.
Gauruder, Dana. “Dylan Garand makes 22 saves for 1st career shutout as Rangers beat Red Wings 2-0.” Toronto Star, October 3, 2026. https://www.thestar.com/sports/hockey/dylan-garand-makes-23-saves-for-1st-career-shutout-as-rangers-beat-red-wings-2-0/article_a86681fb-5852-5f87-b2bc-1a1baa706fc6.html.
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In early October, Dylan Garand, a rookie goaltender for the New York Rangers, was unexpectedly recalled from Hartford after being sent down during training camp due to the injury of regular backup Joonas Korpisalo. Just two practices later in Hartford, Garand returned to New York and made his fourth NHL start on October 7 against the Detroit Red Wings. He delivered a strong performance by recording his first career shutout with 22 saves in a 2-0 victory for the Rangers. This game came shortly after the Rangers' home opener at Madison Square Garden, where Garand was initially not expected to play due to cuts made during training camp. Despite the late call-up and limited practice time, Garand's solid performance suggests he has earned a chance to prove himself as the backup goalie, with head coach Mike Sullivan expressing confidence in him.