New York Rangers Sign Forward To Bolster Depth

The 26-year old has spent the last two seasons with the Cleveland Monsters in the American Hockey League, producing very well in that time with a combined 52 goals and 120 points in 123 games played, showing immense potential.

Trey Fix-Wolansky Tape 🎥

In limited NHL time, his transition game has stood out

Starts the rush - makes a very difficult slide pass under a stick to Danforth rushing down the middle

Then puts himself in a position to score

Zone exits➡️Rush Chances #NYR pic.twitter.com/ZEblvMJsqp

— NYR Louie ™️ (@NYRLouie) July 3, 2025

However, when he gets to the NHL level, he's less productive, as he has posted just 4 goals and 6 points in 26 games with the Blue Jackets dating back to the 2021/22 campaign.

Standing at 5-foot-7, it's easy to see why he's struggled to adapt to the competition at the NHL level thus far, and while he's likely to be an AHLer for the New York Rangers moving forward, it's a solid move for them to take a chance on his immense upside.

Ultimately, this is just a solid move for Chris Drury and the team as they look to replenish the depth up front that they've lost over the past few years, so while he may not be an NHLer moving forward, if the Rangers can bring Fix-Wolansky's AHL production to the NHL level, it could be a steal of a deal for them.