Blueshirts Bolster Blue Line on Frenzied Day of Trading
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The first day of NHL free agency brought with it a whirlwind of activity, as a number of high-profile free agents changed teams. At this time of year, no team operates as aggressively as the Rangers, and yesterday was no different. They inked former Ottawa Senators defenseman Wade Redden to a lucrative six-year, $39 million deal, a move that unquestionably upgrades their blue-line corps. Redden is one of the league’s most talented puck-moving rearguards, and should provide the Blueshirts’ power play with a much-needed boost.
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