The Rangers are all-in after the Patrick Kane trade.
Chris Drury proved they are all-in for a championship.
If acquiring Vladimir Tarasenko and Tyler Motte wasn’t enough, they got the icing on the cake trading for Patrick Kane.Kane is a three-time Stanley Cup champion and one of the best postseason players we have seen. To react to the Rangers trading for Kane, we bring you a new episode of “Up In The Blue Seats” podcast with the great Larry Brooks, Andrew Harts and me.
You can listen below, subscribe wherever you get podcasts below or watch the full episode below on the New York Post Sports YouTube page.This has seemed inevitable for the last year to trade for Kane to play alongside Artemi Panarin. The Rangers have solidified their top six. It is not a perfect team, but this is better than last year’s team.They gave up value for Tarasenko. Kane was in control so it ended up turning into draft picks. They were able to get Martin St.
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