The Rangers have taken care of one of their remaining restricted free agents. PuckPedia reports that New York has signed forward Brendan Brisson to a one-year, two-way contract. The deal will pay $775K in the NHL, and $100K in the minors and contains a guaranteed salary of $125K, meaning he took less than his qualifying offer to secure more guaranteed money. The 23-year-old was a first-round pick by Vegas back in 2020, going 29th overall after a promising season with USHL Chicago. Brisson continued to be a strong producer in college, averaging a point per game over two seasons at the University of Michigan before turning pro in 2022. Unfortunately for Brisson and Vegas, his production slowed after that. He picked up 37 points in 58 games in 2022-23 with AHL Henderson but wasn’t able to build off of that too much the following year with 38 in 52. Brisson did, however, get into 15 games with the Golden Knights that season, notching two goals and six assists, providing some hope moving forward. This season, thiRead More
Rangers re-sign former first-round pick
