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Oct 11
SEA 5-2-0
5
WSH 3-3-0
3
Oct 11
VAN 2-6-0
2
NYR 6-2-0
6
Oct 11
CAR 6-1-1
4
PHI 0-5-3
1
Oct 12
FLA 3-2-2
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BUF 3-3-1
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Oct 12
OTT 5-2-0
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NJD 3-3-0
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Oct 12
VGK 6-2-0
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MIN 4-2-1
4
Oct 13
NJD 3-3-0
5
DET 1-3-2
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OT
Oct 13
FLA 3-2-2
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CBJ 2-3-0
3
Oct 13
BUF 3-3-1
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MTL 3-2-1
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SO
Oct 13
WSH 3-3-0
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CAR 6-1-1
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Oct 13
SEA 5-2-0
3
PHI 0-5-3
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SO
Oct 13
TBL 4-2-0
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NYR 6-2-0
4
Oct 13
STL 3-2-1
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OTT 5-2-0
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Oct 13
VAN 2-6-0
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NYI 3-3-0
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Oct 13
PIT 3-3-1
3
CHI 2-5-0
5
Oct 13
MIN 4-2-1
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WPG 4-1-1
5
Oct 13
COL 4-2-0
3
DAL 2-3-1
2
Oct 13
VGK 6-2-0
5
NSH 2-2-2
2
Oct 13
TOR 3-3-1
4
UTA 5-2-0
5
Oct 13
CGY 1-5-0
4
ANA 4-2-0
2
Oct 13
EDM 5-0-1
4
LAK 0-3-2
1
Oct 13
BOS 5-2-0
6
SJS 3-3-0
3
Oct 14
MTL 3-2-1
7:30 PM
WSH 3-3-0
Upcoming
Oct 14
DAL 2-3-1
8:30 PM
COL 4-2-0
Upcoming
Oct 15
BUF 3-3-1
7:00 PM
TOR 3-3-1
Upcoming
Oct 15
NYI 3-3-0
7:00 PM
OTT 5-2-0
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Oct 15
SEA 5-2-0
7:00 PM
TBL 4-2-0
Upcoming
Oct 15
VAN 2-6-0
7:00 PM
FLA 3-2-2
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Oct 15
NYR 6-2-0
7:00 PM
NJD 3-3-0
Upcoming
Oct 15
PHI 0-5-3
7:30 PM
DET 1-3-2
Upcoming
Oct 15
WPG 4-1-1
8:00 PM
CHI 2-5-0
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Oct 15
SJS 3-3-0
8:00 PM
NSH 2-2-2
Upcoming
Oct 15
STL 3-2-1
8:00 PM
MIN 4-2-1
Upcoming
Oct 15
UTA 5-2-0
9:00 PM
EDM 5-0-1
Upcoming
Oct 15
CGY 1-5-0
10:00 PM
VGK 6-2-0
Upcoming
Oct 16
PIT 3-3-1
9:00 PM
COL 4-2-0
Upcoming
Oct 16
BOS 5-2-0
10:00 PM
ANA 4-2-0
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Oct 17
NJD 3-3-0
1:00 PM
WSH 3-3-0
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Oct 17
CAR 6-1-1
3:30 PM
WPG 4-1-1
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Oct 17
VAN 2-6-0
4:00 PM
TBL 4-2-0
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Oct 17
SEA 5-2-0
6:00 PM
FLA 3-2-2
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Oct 17
NYI 3-3-0
7:00 PM
TOR 3-3-1
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Oct 17
BUF 3-3-1
7:00 PM
MTL 3-2-1
Upcoming
Oct 17
SJS 3-3-0
7:00 PM
DET 1-3-2
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Oct 17
OTT 5-2-0
7:00 PM
PHI 0-5-3
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Oct 17
NYR 6-2-0
7:00 PM
CBJ 2-3-0
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Oct 17
DAL 2-3-1
7:00 PM
CHI 2-5-0
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Oct 17
STL 3-2-1
8:00 PM
NSH 2-2-2
Upcoming
Oct 17
BOS 5-2-0
9:00 PM
LAK 0-3-2
Upcoming
Oct 17
EDM 5-0-1
10:00 PM
UTA 5-2-0
Upcoming
Oct 17
PIT 3-3-1
10:00 PM
VGK 6-2-0
Upcoming

Kaapo Kakko KOed in OK Trade

The Rangers last night traded 23 year old Kaapo Kakko to the Seattle Kraken in exchange for defenseman Will Borgen and two picks. The move comes as GM Chris Drury continues to deal with the fall-out of a team in an uncontrolled spiral, and just one day after Kakko expressed his frustration at being a healthy scratch against the St Louis Blues.

Like the Jacob Trouba trade last month, this was a case of unfinished business from last Summer that saw Kakko sign a team-friendly one year contract, presumably to help enable a move. To Kakko’s credit, he started the season well on pace for 50-60 points as part of a strong line combination with Will Cuylle and Filip Chytil. While he wasn’t the leader of that line, he was able to find ways to contribute and was part of one of the best line-combinations in the league in terms of GF and xGF.

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