The New York Rangers have made a notable addition to their forward group, acquiring Pavel Dorofeyev in a trade, according to NHL insider Darren Dreger.
While the full details of the transaction have yet to be released, the move gives the Rangers another skilled offensive winger as they continue reshaping their roster.
Dorofeyev is coming off a breakout campaign in which he established himself as a legitimate scoring threat.
Known for his quick release, offensive instincts, and ability to generate chances off the rush, the 25-year-old adds much-needed depth to New York’s top-nine forward group.
Dorofeyev traded to NYR.
— Darren Dreger (@DarrenDreger) June 26, 2026
For the Rangers, the acquisition signals an aggressive approach to improving their offense heading into the 2026-27 season. Dorofeyev’s age and upside also fit with the organization’s goal of remaining competitive both now and in the future.
More information, including the return package heading to Dorofeyev’s former club, is expected to be announced soon as the trade becomes official. The deal is one of the first major moves of the offseason and could have a significant impact on New York’s forward corps.
NYR return to VGK for Dorofeyev, per source: No. 26 pick tonight, 2026 third round pick and a conditional 2028 first round pick (top-10 protected) https://t.co/v2KE1vz5TP
— Emily Kaplan (@emilymkaplan) June 26, 2026
This article first appeared on NHL Trade Talk and was syndicated with permission.
