Rangers Acquire Veteran Korpisalo | New York Rangers News

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The New York Rangers just made a move, bringing in goaltender Joonas Korpisalo. They sent a fourth round draft pick from 2028 and a forward named Kalle Vaisanen over to the Boston Bruins to make it happen. Korpisalo, who's 32, played 31 games for the Bruins last season. He had a record of 14 wins and nine losses, with six overtime losses, a goals against average of 3.15 and a save percentage of.894.
He even had a solid stretch where he earned points in seven straight games. This isn't Korpisalo's first rodeo. He's been in the league for 11 seasons, playing for a few different teams before this. He's got over 330 career games under his belt and a pretty respectable save percentage. He even represented Finland in the Olympics last year and brought home a bronze medal. What's interesting is his playoff history. He's got 16 postseason appearances and in one game back in 2020, he set an NHL playoff record with 85 saves. That's some serious endurance between the pipes. So the Rangers are adding an experienced goalie to the mix.
It'll be interesting to see how he fits in and what he brings to the team as they look ahead.