Rangers Take a Gamble on Conor Sheary with Unconventional Tryout—Could He Be the Missing Piece?
In a move that’s piqued the curiosity of many NHL followers, the New York Rangers have brought Conor Sheary aboard on a professional tryout. At 33, Sheary isn’t just another name on the roster; he’s someone who has hoisted the Stanley Cup twice under the guidance of Rangers’ new head coach, Mike Sullivan, during their shared Pittsburgh days. After a long stint with Tampa Bay’s AHL affiliate, the Syracuse Crunch, he’s eager to claw his way back to the big league ice. The Blueshirts are clearly betting on his experience and hunger to carve out a spot for the coming season, which could add some serious depth to their forward lines. It’s a storyline worth keeping an eye on as preseason unfolds—because when a veteran with championship pedigree is hungry, something’s gotta give.
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