New York Rangers News: Rangers Place Tanner Glass On Waivers
The New York Rangers have placed Tanner Glass on waivers, which means that his time in New York is likely over.
After last night's 4-0 shutout over the San Jose Sharks, the New York Rangers made some noise today by making a move that has been long overdue. According to TSN's Bob McKenzie, the Rangers have placed Tanner Glass on waivers, which means that his time in New York has likely come to an end. Glass appeared in two regular season games this year, including the home opener, where he totaled 0 points, 4 penalties minutes and registered 2 shots on goal.
The most notable outcome of this move is that the Rangers freed up some much needed cap space that will help them later on down the road. Unfortunately, the Rangers can't rid themselves of Glass' entire $1.45 million contract (unless he's claimed), but they do save quite a bit by burying him in the AHL if he clears waivers. If Glass clears waivers tomorrow at noon, and the Rangers elect to send him down, they will free up $950,000 in cap space.
The Rangers made the right move this afternoon, and took a huge step in improving their team in the long run.
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