Training Camp Cuts: 10/3/25
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In the latest round of training camp cuts, several teams have made difficult decisions as they trim their rosters. The Pittsburgh Penguins have released a few notable players, including forward Daniel Sprong, who had previously shown promise in the NHL. Coach Mike Sullivan expressed his respect for Sprong's contributions but acknowledged that the team needed to make more space for their upcoming prospects.
Meanwhile, the New York Rangers have opted to send several younger players down to the AHL, focusing on development over immediate contributions. Among those cut are defenseman K'Andre Miller and forward Lauri Pajuniemi. The Rangers' management is optimistic about their futures, hoping that more time in the minors will prepare them for a call-up later in the season.
The Seattle Kraken are also making headlines as they finalize their roster. Notably, they have decided to keep rookie Matty Beniers, a move that has impressed fans and analysts alike. Beniers' skills have been on full display during camp, and his inclusion is seen as a significant step in the team's development as they aim to improve upon last season's performance.
As training camps approach their climax, teams are making final adjustments and decisions that will influence their strategies heading into the season. Coaches are carefully evaluating talent and ensuring they assemble the strongest lineup possible as they gear up for the competitive months ahead.
Meanwhile, the New York Rangers have opted to send several younger players down to the AHL, focusing on development over immediate contributions. Among those cut are defenseman K'Andre Miller and forward Lauri Pajuniemi. The Rangers' management is optimistic about their futures, hoping that more time in the minors will prepare them for a call-up later in the season.
The Seattle Kraken are also making headlines as they finalize their roster. Notably, they have decided to keep rookie Matty Beniers, a move that has impressed fans and analysts alike. Beniers' skills have been on full display during camp, and his inclusion is seen as a significant step in the team's development as they aim to improve upon last season's performance.
As training camps approach their climax, teams are making final adjustments and decisions that will influence their strategies heading into the season. Coaches are carefully evaluating talent and ensuring they assemble the strongest lineup possible as they gear up for the competitive months ahead.