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Nik Antropov
1 July 2009
ounced his retirement from the NHL, while Scott Gomez has been traded to the Montreal Canadiens and Nik Antropov is on the free-agent market.
This is a smart move for the Rangers.&nb
This is a smart move for the Rangers.&nb
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5 March 2009
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New York Rangers trade a 2009 second round pick and a conditional draft pick to Toronto for Nik Antropov.
-It has been obvious that the Maple Leafs were looking to unload Antropov, and who better to take him than the New York Rangers, who are in the midst of a playoff hunt? With 21 goals in 63 games, Nik has not really been what the Leafs have been looking for. Drafted tenth overall in 1998, the Leafs saw him as a top-tier player, but has been sort of a disappointment.
New York Rangers trade a 2009 second round pick and a conditional draft pick to Toronto for Nik Antropov.
-It has been obvious that the Maple Leafs were looking to unload Antropov, and who better to take him than the New York Rangers, who are in the midst of a playoff hunt? With 21 goals in 63 games, Nik has not really been what the Leafs have been looking for. Drafted tenth overall in 1998, the Leafs saw him as a top-tier player, but has been sort of a disappointment.
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3 March 2009
ve his no-trade clause.
- It has already been announced on TSN.ca that Nik Antropov and Dominic Moore will sit tonight’s game against the New Jersey Devils. Dominic Moore will be shopped, but GM Brian Burke will not find any deals that please him. Antropov will be dealt to a Western Conference team, possibly the Edmonton Oilers or the Minnesota Wild, who are both still battling for their playoff lives.
- It has already been announced on TSN.ca that Nik Antropov and Dominic Moore will sit tonight’s game against the New Jersey Devils. Dominic Moore will be shopped, but GM Brian Burke will not find any deals that please him. Antropov will be dealt to a Western Conference team, possibly the Edmonton Oilers or the Minnesota Wild, who are both still battling for their playoff lives.
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