New York Rangers Issue An Official Announcement Regarding Their Training Camp Roster: Featuring 50+ Players
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Just moments ago the New York Rangers have made an official announcement regrading their 2025-26 training camp roster.
As the 2025-26 season nears a start, the New York Rangers have made an official update as they released their Training Camp Roster that features over 50+ players, including goalies.
According to reports the New York Rangers' 2025-26 Training Camp will begin on Wednesday, September 17, and the team will hold its first on-ice session on Thursday, September 18 at the MSG Training Center in Tarrytown. Along with this they have confirmed that Training Camp will run until Sunday, October 5, that includes six preseason games.
Players The New York Rangers Have Invited To Training Camp
FORWARDS
95 Nathan Aspinall. 56 Gavin Hain. 14 Taylor Raddysh. 65 Brett Berard. 77 Kyle Jackson. 73 Matt Rempe. 25 Anton Blidh. 41 Zakary Karpa. 54 Dylan Roobroeck. 96 Raoul Boilard. 42 Noah Laba. 43 Conor Sheary. 91 Brendan Brisson. 13 Alexis Lafrenière. 38 Adam Sykora. 22 Jonny Brodzinski. 87 Sullivan Mack. 62 Carey Terrance. 39 Sam Carrick. 47 Bryce McConnell-Barker. 16 Vincent Trocheck. 49 Jaroslav Chmelar. 8 J.T. Miller. 97 Kalle Vaisanen. 50 Will Cuylle. 78 Brennan Othmann. 93 Mika Zibanejad. 37 Justin Dowling. 10 Artemi Panarin. 84 Adam Edstrom. 71 Juuso Parssinen. 64 Trey Fix-Wolansky. 94 Gabe Perreault
DEFENSE
17 Will Borgen. 83 Jackson Dorrington. 45 Casey Fitzgerald. 23 Adam Fox. 44 Vladislav Gavrikov. 86 Artem Gonchar. 63 Blake Hillman. 48 Tim Lovell. 12 Connor Mackey. 53 Case McCarthy. 76 Chris Merisier-Ortiz. 89 Cooper Moore. 60 Scott Morrow. 90 Evan Passmore. 51 Derrick Pouliot. 29 Matthew Robertson. 58 Brandon Scanlin. 4 Braden Schneider. 24 Carson Soucy. 36 Andrej Sustr. 18 Urho Vaakanainen. 72 Corbin Vaughan
GOALIE
40 Talyn Boyko. 33 Dylan Garand. 80 Hugo Ollas. 32 Jonathan Quick. 31 Igor Shesterkin. 98 Callum Tung
95 Nathan Aspinall. 56 Gavin Hain. 14 Taylor Raddysh. 65 Brett Berard. 77 Kyle Jackson. 73 Matt Rempe. 25 Anton Blidh. 41 Zakary Karpa. 54 Dylan Roobroeck. 96 Raoul Boilard. 42 Noah Laba. 43 Conor Sheary. 91 Brendan Brisson. 13 Alexis Lafrenière. 38 Adam Sykora. 22 Jonny Brodzinski. 87 Sullivan Mack. 62 Carey Terrance. 39 Sam Carrick. 47 Bryce McConnell-Barker. 16 Vincent Trocheck. 49 Jaroslav Chmelar. 8 J.T. Miller. 97 Kalle Vaisanen. 50 Will Cuylle. 78 Brennan Othmann. 93 Mika Zibanejad. 37 Justin Dowling. 10 Artemi Panarin. 84 Adam Edstrom. 71 Juuso Parssinen. 64 Trey Fix-Wolansky. 94 Gabe Perreault
DEFENSE
17 Will Borgen. 83 Jackson Dorrington. 45 Casey Fitzgerald. 23 Adam Fox. 44 Vladislav Gavrikov. 86 Artem Gonchar. 63 Blake Hillman. 48 Tim Lovell. 12 Connor Mackey. 53 Case McCarthy. 76 Chris Merisier-Ortiz. 89 Cooper Moore. 60 Scott Morrow. 90 Evan Passmore. 51 Derrick Pouliot. 29 Matthew Robertson. 58 Brandon Scanlin. 4 Braden Schneider. 24 Carson Soucy. 36 Andrej Sustr. 18 Urho Vaakanainen. 72 Corbin Vaughan
GOALIE
40 Talyn Boyko. 33 Dylan Garand. 80 Hugo Ollas. 32 Jonathan Quick. 31 Igor Shesterkin. 98 Callum Tung
Certainly a full house of talented players and prospects. Here's more info provided by Mollie Walker of the New York Post:
https://x.com/MollieeWalkerr/status/1968048933290074555
https://x.com/MollieeWalkerr/status/1968048933290074555
Mike Sullivan and the New York Rangers will clearly have their work cut out for themselves as they work to finalize the opening-night roster.
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