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Former Rangers star Ron Duguay, diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer originating in his colon, is supported by girlfriend Sarah Palin, who was seen feeding him in a hospital scene; his daughters started a GoFundMe to cover travel, treatments, and care as he weighs Western and holistic options, including international treatment.
Artemi Panarin waived his no-movement clause to facilitate a trade from the Rangers to the Los Angeles Kings, signing a two-year, $22 million extension after the move. He said he wanted a place where his family could stay and that the Kings felt like the right fit, while noting the Rangers’ offer suggested uncertainty about his future. Los Angeles acquired forward Liam Greentree and a conditional draft pick; Panarin’s decision was helped by Vlad Gavrikov’s endorsement and comes ahead of the Olympic-break return, with potential returns of Adam Fox and Igor Shesterkin on the horizon.
Carolina Hurricanes aim to extend their season-best point streak to 10 games against the New York Rangers, with Brandon Bussi likely starting in goal. Sebastian Aho looks to score for the fourth straight game before Olympic duty, while Jordan Staal seeks a five-game point streak; the projected lineup features Svechnikov, Aho, and Jarvis up front with Slavin, Chatfield on defense, and notes include Kochetkov out after hip surgery and Eric Robinson sidelined, with Mike Reilly scratched.
Artemi Panarin was traded from the New York Rangers to the Los Angeles Kings for forward prospect Liam Greentree and a conditional 2026 third-round pick (upgrades to a second if the Kings win a playoff round, or to a fourth if they win two). He signed a two-year, $22 million contract with the Kings starting next season, with the Rangers retaining 50% of his remaining salary. Panarin, 34, had been the Rangers’ leading scorer since joining and is a central figure in New York’s roster retooling as they chase a Stanley Cup.
Artemi Panarin was traded from the New York Rangers to the Los Angeles Kings just before the NHL’s Olympic roster freeze, in exchange for forward prospect Liam Greentree (a 2024 first-round pick) and a conditional third-round pick that becomes a second-round pick if L.A. wins a playoff series, plus a 2028 fourth-round pick if the Kings reach the second round. The Rangers will retain half of Panarin’s prorated $11.6 million salary this season, and Panarin is expected to sign a two-year extension with L.A. at about $11 million per year; the move signals a Rangers retool as they pivot around their core.
The LA Kings acquired Artemi Panarin from the New York Rangers in exchange for forward Liam Greentree and two conditional draft picks, with the Rangers retaining 50% of Panarin’s contract through 2025-26. Panarin signed a two-year contract worth an average annual value of $11 million through the 2027-28 season. The 34-year-old winger has 19 goals and 38 assists in 52 games this season and brings 804 NHL games and more than 900 career points to Los Angeles, along with extensive playoff experience.
The New York Rangers remain in limbo over Artemi Panarin, who has not played since Jan. 26 and holds full no-trade power as the team awaits a resolution ahead of the March 6 trade deadline. With a league roster freeze looming on Feb. 22, the uncertainty affects the squad, pushes younger players into larger roles, and comes as the Rangers try to claw back from a poor stretch, including home losses and a slide in the standings.
With the Olympic roster freeze looming, the Washington Capitals are pursuing Artemi Panarin from the New York Rangers, who remain the top asset on the trade market. Panarin and his agent reportedly want a $50 million extension, with Florida as his preferred destination if possible, but Washington has emerged as a serious contender due to cap flexibility. The Capitals would need to clear space (about $5.8M available, roughly $34.8M next summer) and the Rangers could require salary retention to facilitate a deal. No moves can be made once the freeze starts Wednesday at 3 p.m. until February 22.
The Penguins host the New York Rangers at PPG Paints Arena with doors at 2 PM and puck drop at 3:30 PM, celebrating the 2016 Championship Reunion with a pregame ceremony and commemorative ring; Pittsburgh (27-14-11) aims to snap a five-game home losing streak to NYR (22-27-6), while TV coverage is SportsNet Pittsburgh and radio coverage is 105.9 The X and the Penguins app.
The NHL trade market heats up as Artemi Panarin is linked to a Carolina Hurricanes fit, with a proposed deal sending Jesperi Kotkaniemi, top prospect Bradly Nadeau, a 2026 first-round pick, and a 2027 second-round pick to New York while the Rangers retain 50% of Panarin’s salary; the move hinges on Panarin agreeing to a long-term extension and fitting Brind’Amour’s system.
The New York Rangers have placed Artemi Panarin on the trade block ahead of the NHL deadline, with the star winger reportedly seeking a new contract as part of any deal. Panarin’s no-move clause and cap considerations complicate moves to several teams—Carolina Hurricanes, Dallas Stars, Florida Panthers, Detroit Red Wings, Los Angeles Kings, Tampa Bay Lightning, Washington Capitals, and San Jose Sharks—while the clock ticks toward the Olympic roster freeze on Feb. 4.
San Jose has inquired about Artemi Panarin, and the winger would consider a contract extension if traded, preferring teams where he can stay beyond 2025-26. The Sharks have surged this season behind Macklin Celebrini and could use Panarin to boost their offense and help develop young scorers, with their GM Mike Grier’s Rangers ties and a strong prospect pool giving them leverage; Panarin reportedly favors the Eastern Conference but hasn’t ruled out San Jose.
New York Rangers winger Artemi Panarin was healthy-scratched for roster-related reasons and isn’t expected back before the Olympic break, fueling trade speculation as he reportedly seeks a contract extension; with a no-movement clause, any deal would require Panarin’s consent, and while several teams are linked, a concrete move isn’t imminent, potentially keeping him sidelined for over a month.
New York Rangers are benching Artemi Panarin ahead of the Olympic roster freeze for roster management, with no extension offered and trade discussions ongoing; Panarin, who has a full no-movement clause, can negotiate extensions with interested teams, leaving his future with the Rangers uncertain.
The New York Rangers traded defenseman Carson Soucy to the New York Islanders for a 2026 third‑round pick, with Soucy expected to bolster the Isles’ depth on the blue line amid injuries, as the Rangers begin a broader retooling under GM Chris Drury; the deal marks the first Rangers-Islanders swap since 2010.