Rangers' Greatest Escape

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Great Escape

New York Post

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Rangers’ latest ‘Great Escape’ brought them Will Cuylle — and rescued their future

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Jeff Gorton pulled off a Great Escape of his own that has become the second most notable for the organization.

Lias Andersson , the seventh -overall 2017 selection, in a 2020 draft-day deal with the Kings that yielded Will Cuylle . The Kings owned the 29th selection in the second round; 60th overall. The Rangers had a targeted interest in Andersson .