The St. Louis Blues star forward Vladimir Tarasenko has been traded to the New York Rangers, the teams confirmed Thursday.
First reported by Frank Seravalli of Daily Faceoff, Tarasenko, 31, has been traded to the New York Rangers.
The St. Louis Blues made the trade official Thursday afternoon, saying that Tarasenko and defenseman Nikko Mikkola would head to the New York Rangers. As part of the trade, the team will also retain 50% of Tarasenko's salary.
The team acquired a conditional 2023 first-round…
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