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Desperate to build back some of the organizational goalie depth after their top two goalies sustained injuries, the New York…

Veteran goaltender James Reimer has signed a professional tryout (PTO) with the Hartford Wolf Pack, the AHL affiliate of the New York Rangers. The move gives New York an opportunity to evaluate the 38-year-old before committing to a contract, as the organization looks to address goaltending depth following injuries to Igor Shesterkin and Joonas Korpisalo.
Jim Cerny of Forever Blueshirts argues that signing Reimer to an NHL contract would provide a reliable backup option behind Dylan Garand until Korpisalo returns. With Shesterkin out for the season, Reimer could serve as an upgrade over Spencer Martin, while scout Scott Clemmensen continues assessing potential trade and market options.
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