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Rangers' Season Ends in Disappointment as Player Frustrations Boil Over

Calvin de Haan’s public grievances highlight a season marred by management decisions, roster overhauls, and a missed playoff berth for the first time since 2021.

Overview

  • Calvin de Haan, benched for 18 consecutive games, expressed frustration with the Rangers' management, calling his treatment 'frustrating' and 'f--ked' in a social media post.
  • The Rangers' season saw significant roster changes, including the acquisitions of Calvin de Haan and Carson Soucy, while trading away key players like Jacob Trouba, Kaapo Kakko, and Jimmy Vesey.
  • Multiple players, including de Haan, Trouba, Kakko, Vesey, and Zac Jones, publicly criticized management and coaching decisions throughout the season, citing dissatisfaction with playing time and team strategy.
  • Head coach Peter Laviolette acknowledged the team's shortcomings and hinted at potential offseason changes, including a review of coaching and management practices.
  • The Rangers, who were Eastern Conference finalists last season, failed to make the playoffs for the first time since 2021, intensifying scrutiny on team leadership and future direction.

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