New York Rangers sign college prospect Broody Lamb to 2-year deal
On Thursday evening following the Minnesota Golden Gophers' season-ending defeat by Penn State, senior forward and Winnipeg native Brody Lamb inked his first NHL contract with a two-term entry-level agreement. Rangers general manager Chris Drury confirmed that this marks an official step up for the prospect after several years in college hockey development programs where he played as part of team 104's roster during their final game on March 6th, which ended at scoreline six-two against Nittany Lions opponents from State College.
Key Points
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1Brody Lamb, from Kasson Minnesota and Winnipeg Manitoba, has signed his entry-level contract as part of New York Ranger organization.
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2The two-year deal was finalized following Brody's senior season at University of Minnesota Golden Gophers which ended in a 6-2 loss to Penn State Nittany Lions last night
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3Lamb will play the remainder of this campaign on an amateur tryout agreement with AHL affiliate Hartford Wolf Pack rather than immediately joining New York Rangers roster
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Brody Lamb has signed his entry-level NHL contract and will spend most of this season on an amateur tryout agreement in the AHL.
— (Prohockeyrumors, Dailyfaceoff)The New York Rangers have officially announced that forward Broody Lamb is under a two-year deal with their organization after playing for Minnesota Golden Gophers last year.
— (Blueshirtbanter)The New York Rangers have signed forward Brody Lamb to a two-year entry-level contract after his college career concluded with Penn State on Thursday night at Madison Square Garden news conference time (6 p.m.). The 185-pound right-winger, who previously played in the Dodge County Ice Arena before moving up through Minnesota's hockey program and earning an NHL draft pick four years ago.
Following a loss at Penn State last night and after playing in all but one of his four seasons as Minnesota's captain with career-high points including thirty-three goals. The New York Rangers have signed Brody Lamb to their two-year entry-level contract, where he will report for the remainder of this season on an ATO while potentially competing for a roster spot next year like Noah Laba did in 2019-24
The New York Rangers have signed Brody Lamb to an entry-level contract and placed him with their AHL affiliate for 2025-26 after his collegiate career ended last night against Penn State in the Big Ten Tournament opening round of that season, while Hartford remains four points away from a playoff spot despite being fourth-last.
New York Rangers general manager Chris Drury announced that forward Brody Lamb signed a two-year entry-level contract with the team on March 12, 2026. The deal terms remain undisclosed as of this announcement following his selection in round four and subsequent college career at Minnesota where he scored over nine points per game before joining NHL rosters last season's draft class