Mike Sullivan And The New York Rangers Make Drastic Line Changes That Sparked Major Controversy
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Mike Sullivan and the New York Rangers have just sparks some major controversy after making some drastic changes during their morning practice on Saturday morning.
During the Rangers practice on Saturday, Mike Sullivan made the ultimate decision to make some changes to the Rangers lineups as they are dealing with several injuries, the most recent one being enforcer Matt Rempe.
Back on Thursday night, Matt Rempe sustained a mysterious upper-body injury following a heated altercation with San Jose Sharks enforcer Ryan Reaves. Resulting in the organization to recall prospect Brennan Othmann from the Hartford Wolf Pack.
However, many didn't expect the type of moves Mike Sullivan was going to make during practice.
New York Rangers Head Coach Mike Sullivan Makes Drastic Line Changes
According to several rink side reporters who attending the Rangers morning practice confirmed the Rangers new practice lines that will likely carry over to their game against the Calgary Flames on Sunday night.
Here's a look at the Rangers new lines:
#NYR look for today's practice in Calgary:
Panarin - Miller - Raddysh
Sheary - Zibanejad - Lafrenière
Cuylle - Laba - Othmann
Edström - Carrick - Pärssinen
Gavrikov - Fox
Robertson - Borgen
Soucy - Schneider
Panarin - Miller - Raddysh
Sheary - Zibanejad - Lafrenière
Cuylle - Laba - Othmann
Edström - Carrick - Pärssinen
Gavrikov - Fox
Robertson - Borgen
Soucy - Schneider
Not long after this, many fans voiced their opinion on seeing Taylor Raddysh and Conor Sheary in the Rangers top-six, and it's safe to say they aren't happy to see these changes.
Hopefully this actual works out for the Rangers as they clearly need something to help them win a few games, and Mike Sullivan certainly believes it was the right move.
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