Goalie Dylan Garand impresses in NHL debut but Rangers fall to Jets in shootout
NY Post
It was Kids Day at Madison Square Garden on Sunday, but for the Rangers, it’s been All About The Kids for months.
Goalie Dylan Garand was informed after the AHL Wolf Pack’s game Wednesday that he would make his NHL debut in four days against the Jets at Madison Square Garden, which filled the Blueshirts lineup with at least one rookie at every position in their 3-2 shootout loss to Winnipeg on Sunday.
It was certainly a first game to remember for Garand.
The workload — 35 saves on 37 shots — resembled more of a cannon ball into the deep end than dipping his toe.
His first ever shootout opponent? Perennial 30-goal scorer Kyle Connor.
The second? Gabriel Vilardi, who already scored a power-play goal on him earlier in the game.
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