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Cole Beaudoin returned to the New York Rangers on Sunday night after being demoted to Hartford the previous day, which was part of the team’s strategic maneuvering under new collective bargaining agreement rules that require players to appear in one AHL game before being recalled again. This move allowed the Rangers to optimize their long-term injured reserve pool by recalling Juuso Parssinen instead of Beaudoin, adding $308,000 to the team's salary cap while maintaining flexibility. Despite his brief stint with Hartford and a turnover that contributed to a loss in his second NHL game, coach Mike Sullivan expressed confidence in Beaudoin’s potential and readiness for opportunities at the varsity level.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-10-11,
using this article's own text rather than the other coverage of the
same event (that is the story summary below).
Story summary
Cole Beaudoin, a rookie forward for the New York Rangers, returned to the team one day after being demoted to Hartford due to Igor Shesterkin's season-ending injury. The Rangers sent Beaudoin down and recalled Juuso Parssinen on Saturday to optimize their long-term injured reserve pool, adding $308,000 to their salary cap in the process. According to new collective bargaining agreement rules, players must appear in at least one game after being demoted before they can be recalled again. Beaudoin only took one shift during his brief stint with Hartford on Saturday night against the Wilkes-Barre Scranton Penguins. Head coach Mike Sullivan noted that the limited playing time was part of the strategic plan to comply with NHL regulations while preparing for future calls up to Madison Square Garden.
Written for “Cole Beaudoin Ranger Return” on 2026-10-12,
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Beaudoin technically was slated to skate in his third professional hockey game in three days against the Canucks on Sunday night at Madison Square Garden.
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Beaudoin → slat → Garden
Amid Igor Shesterkin’s season-ending injury, the Rangers sent Beaudoin to Hartford and recalled Juuso Parssinen on Saturday in order to maximize their long-term injured reserve pool.
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Rangers → end → pool
Assigning Parssinen to the Rangers roster over Beaudoin added $308,000 to their cap and brought the organization closer to its optimal LTIR capture.
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Assigning → assign → capture
The new paper transactions rule in the collective bargaining agreement requires players sent down to appear in one game before they are eligible for a recall.
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they → require → recall
Beaudoin only took one shift for Hartford on Saturday night, but evidently it was part of the game plan.
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it → take → plan
“He played very little,” head coach Mike Sullivan said of Beaudoin, who only took one shift against the Wilkes-Barre Scranton Penguins.
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who → play → Penguins
“He’s a young guy.
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He → ’ → ?
He has tons of energy.
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He → have → energy
He didn’t play very much [Saturday] night, so that was by design.
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that → play → design
Cole’s a good player.
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Cole → ’ → ?
He’s played very well for Hartford to this point.
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He → play → point
He’s deserving of the opportunity he has with us.
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he → ’ → us
We like his potential and where it could go.
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it → like → potential
“He’s a young guy; he’s going to make mistakes along the way, but we’ll help him through that process.
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we → ’ → process
Overall, we really like his game.”
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we → like → game
The 20-year-old Beaudoin appeared unfazed by his fluctuation between the AHL and NHL.
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Beaudoin → appear → AHL
Describing the back-and-forth as “crazy,” Beaudoin said he was happy to be back with the varsity group and that he is trying to enjoy the process of it all.
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he → describe → it
He was expected to continue skating in the middle of the Rangers’ fourth line between Jaroslav Chmelar and Oliver Bjorkstrand.
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He → expect → Chmelar
In his second NHL game Friday in Washington, the Ottawa native had a “Welcome to the NHL” moment.
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native → have → moment
Beaudoin committed the turnover along the wall in the defensive zone that led to Boone Jenner’s game-winning goal in a 3-1 Capitals victory.
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that → commit → victory
“It’s obviously tough,” he said of the sequence.
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he → ’ → sequence
“You never want to do that, obviously.
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You → want → that
Coming in your second NHL game, and then you do that, you feel bad for the group and [I] felt really bad, but going out in the third, just kind of trying to wash it down and still have confidence in myself to make plays.
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I → come → plays
“Obviously, it’s an unfortunate bounce there, but I have confidence in myself to make plays and know that I’m capable of playing at this level.”
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I → ’ → level
The Rangers are scheduled for a day off Monday before returning to game action Tuesday against the Lightning at Madison Square Garden.
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Rangers → schedule → Garden