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The New York Rangers are closer to getting help in the net with the impending return of Joonas Korpisalo. However, a surging Tristan Jarry of the Edmonton Oilers could give them a boost in goal that they need to remain…

A PuckGM trade proposal suggests the New York Rangers acquire Edmonton Oilers goaltender Tristan Jarry and defenseman Ty Emberson in exchange for Matt Rempe and Braden Schneider. The four-player pitch aims to boost New York's goaltending depth and bolster their penalty kill with Emberson's defensive presence.
Caleb Kerney highlights that Edmonton head coach Mike Babcock reportedly desires more toughness and size, making Rempe an attractive target for Oilers GM Stan Bowman. Meanwhile, Jarry carries a $5.4 million cap hit from a five-year, $26.88 million deal and recently delivered consecutive shutouts.
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