Both carry a cap hit of well under $1 million and would fit within the Rangers’ current cap. If Othmann, or Will Cuylle, chosen in the 2020 second round, impresses during Rangers’ camp, the organization may have to consider what they can bring to the team, depending on the situation in terms of personnel. If I get to be part of the team, I think it would be great for me, it would be great for the organization.
I know they are a strong team with good young players and good leadership too. “I think the objective is to try to make the team the best it can be. “I want to be part of the team,” said Othmann, who was named an OHL All-Star left winger last season. After a standout season in the Ontario Hockey League with the Flint Firebirds, in which he served as captain and scored 50 goals with 47 assists, Othmann is aiming to make the Rangers debut roster. Othmann will be at the Rangers’ development camp, which begins Monday at the MSG Training Center in Tarrytown, as well as training camp. The Rangers made sure to include Othmann on their draft night schedule, bringing the 19-year-old winger down to the ground to meet management. Wright, who Othmann said he was friends with about six years ago, ended up finishing fourth overall for the Kraken. Taking advantage of the fact that one of his closest friends, Shane Wright, was about to be drafted, Othmann came to Montreal to support him and also to see what a draft is like in person. Othmann finally got his draft moment Thursday night at the Bell Centre. No members of the Rangers’ office to shake hands with. No echoes of applause around an NHL arena.
The 16th overall pick in 2021 had to hear his name called out during a virtual version of the entry draft due to the coronavirus pandemic. “With the support of the community we’re making a difference,” continues Hamilton, “one child at a time.” - G.G.MONTREAL - Brennan Othmann has never had the true NHL draft experience. Last year alone, 6,468 children received gifts from the Old Newsboys. The Old Newsboys have put presents under the tree for over 806,000 children across Genesee County. “This event gives people a chance to have fun,” says Old Newsboys Executive Director, Christopher Hamilton, “while contributing to a worthy cause.” Proceeds from this event will provide Christmas boxes to needy children in Genesee County. “We will be auctioning off our extremely Ugly Sweater Jerseys after the game and all of the proceeds will help provide a Christmas for Children in need throughout Flint and Genesee County.” “The Firebirds have partnered with The Old Newsboys of Flint to be the recipient of our 3rd Annual Ugly Sweater night,” said Flint Firebirds President, Costa Papista. Come and join this family friendly event and help to brighten the life of a child this Christmas. Get your tickets now and support our Firebirds who are supporting the Old Newsboys. This evening will be Ugly Sweater Night with proceeds of the Jersey Sales and 50/50 raffle benefiting the Old Newsboys of Flint, Inc. GENESEE COUNTY - The Flint Firebirds will be taking on the Hamilton Bulldogs Dec.
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