Ex-Rangers' Career Reaches An All-Time Low Following Latest Move From The Senators: Per Trusted Insider

Just moments ago, NHL Insider Chris Johnston, has just confirmed former New York Rangers forward, Arthur Kaliyev's career in the National Hockey League has reached a new low, after he joined the Senators as an unrestricted free agent in July on a one-year, $775,000 contract.

Following a rough season with the New York Rangers, the organization decided not to extend an offer to Kaliyev, leaving him to sign with the Senators. However, thing are taking a massive turn as Chris Johnston confirmed the 24-year old forward will be placed on waivers.

Arthur Kaliyev was originally drafted by the Los Angeles Kings during the 2019 NHL Entry Draft, during the second round with the 33rd overall pick, and has since played in a total of 202 NHL games, tallying 38 goals and 75 points split between the Kings and Rangers.

However, with that being said, the 24-year old forward has struggled to stay healthy during his five seasons in the NHL, just last season he missed the start of last year's regular season after suffering a fractured clavicle during the Kings' training camp.

Something that resulted in him being placed on waivers, and being claimed by the New York Rangers on January 6, 2025. Where the 6-foot-2 forward only managed to play in 14 games before sustaining another injury that kept him sidelined for the remained of the season.