Source: New York Post
The Rangers continued shaking up their roster Friday, recalling veteran Taylor Raddysh from AHL Hartford and assigning Jaroslav Chmelar one day after Chmelar skated just 8:35 in their embarrassing 7-1 loss to the Devils at Prudential Center. Raddysh, who skated in 68 games with the Rangers last year and has logged 380 NHL games across his five-year career, has recorded five points — including a team-best three goals — in five games to start the Wolf Pack’s season after clearing waivers at the end of training camp. He finished with nine goals and 19 points in 2025-26 for the Blueshirts, even getting time in the top-six and with the power play, and this time, he could add a veteran presence to a fourth line that has struggled to earn ice time under head coach Mike Sullivan.
