Report: Rangers sign Andrej Sustr to professional tryout
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The New York Rangers have signed defenseman Andrej Sustr to a professional tryout agreement, giving the veteran a chance to compete for a spot on the roster during training camp. Sustr, who has experience playing for teams like the Tampa Bay Lightning and Anaheim Ducks, brings considerable size and defensive skill to the Rangers, who are looking to bolster their blue line ahead of the upcoming NHL season.
General Manager Chris Drury expressed confidence in Sustr's ability to integrate into the team's system and provide depth as they aim for a successful campaign. Sustr's prior experience in the league and his involvement in various playoff runs make him a valuable addition as the Rangers continue to build a competitive squad.
As training camp approaches, Sustr will join a roster filled with talent including players such as Adam Fox and Jacob Trouba. His performance will be pivotal in determining whether he secures a contract for the regular season. The Rangers are hopeful that Sustr's veteran presence will help guide their younger players while maintaining their strong defensive game.
General Manager Chris Drury expressed confidence in Sustr's ability to integrate into the team's system and provide depth as they aim for a successful campaign. Sustr's prior experience in the league and his involvement in various playoff runs make him a valuable addition as the Rangers continue to build a competitive squad.
As training camp approaches, Sustr will join a roster filled with talent including players such as Adam Fox and Jacob Trouba. His performance will be pivotal in determining whether he secures a contract for the regular season. The Rangers are hopeful that Sustr's veteran presence will help guide their younger players while maintaining their strong defensive game.