The New York Rangers have lost one of their depth defensemen for the rest of the season following a brutal pectoral injury.
Harpur To Miss The Rest Of The Season
It has just been announced that Ben Harpur, a depth defenseman for the Rangers who was playing in the AHL earlier this season, will miss the rest of the season after getting pectoral surgery.
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A couple Hartford notes:
- Ben Harpur is out for the season due to pectoral surgery. A hit the #NYR D depth.
- RD Mac Hollowell has been out with an injury, but coach Steve Smith is hopeful he'll be back this week. He practiced today.
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Ben Harpur is out for the season due to pectoral surgery. He fell really hard on his shoulder after scoring this goal. Happen on Nov 3rd and didn't play a game since. #NYR
Harpur, 28, has played in parts of 7 seasons in the NHL and has amassed 198 total games. In 2022-23 he played in 42 games with the Rangers. He has yet to play an NHL game this season and this season-ending surgery confirms he will not play one at all.
This is a noticeable loss for the Rangers and we wish Harpur the best on his road to recovery.
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BREAKING: Rangers Lose Defenseman for the Rest of the Season
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