Rangers business Ryan Lindgren, Jimmy Vesey to Avalanche for Juuso Parssinen, Calvin de Haan

The Rangers have traded Ryan Lindgren, Jimmy Vesey, and prospect Hank Kempf to the Colorado Avalanche in alternate for for ahead Juuso Parssinen and defenseman Calvin de Haan, the group introduced Saturday.New York additionally bought a conditional second-round select and a conditional fourth-round select within the 2025 NHL Draft. The Rangers now personal 8 picks within the upcoming draft.The second one-round select is the simpler of Carolina’s or New York’s select this yr, and the fourth-round select is the simpler of Colorado’s or Vancouver’s this yr, in step with USA Lately’s Vince Mercogliano.Lindgren has spent seven seasons with New York since being bought from the Boston Bruins for Rick Nash in 2018. The 27-year-old accumulated 12 targets and 87 assists over 387 video games, proudly owning a plus-minus of plus-100. The defenseman has 17 assists and two targets at the 2024-25 season up to now. Mercogliano additionally notes that the Rangers are preserving 50% of Lindgren’s $4.5M AAV.Vesey, 31, has had two stints with the Rangers over his nine-year occupation, taking part in in New York from 2016-2019 after which rejoining the group in 2022. He is performed simply 33 video games this season, recording 4 targets and two assists.Parssinen was once initially decided on by way of the Nashville Predators within the 7th around within the 2019 NHL Draft. The 24-year-old has performed in 37 video games between the Avalanche and Predators this season, recording 4 targets and 7 assists (11 issues).De Haan, 33, was once drafted by way of the Islanders with the No. 12 total select within the 2009 NHL Draft, and has performed for 4 different groups all the way through his occupation, together with Tampa Bay, Carolina, Chicago, and Colorado. He is performed 44 video games with the Avalanche this season, recording seven assists. Over his 13 seasons and 676 occupation NHL video games, he is amassed 24 targets and 124 assists (148) issues.