Kitchener Rangers Secure Erie Sniper, Conclude Road Trip in Sarnia
The Kitchener Rangers are concluding a five-game road trip with a significant game against the Sarnia Sting. On Tuesday, the Rangers bolstered their roster by acquiring forward Dylan Edwards from the Erie Otters. In this trade, they sent former first-round pick Evan Headrick and a subsequent fourth-round pick in 2029 to Erie.
Kitchener Rangers Acquire Key Forward Dylan Edwards
Dylan Edwards has been a standout player for the Otters, leading the team with 39 points in just 32 games this season. His dynamic style and ability to perform under pressure make him a valuable addition to the Rangers. General Manager Mike McKenzie expressed enthusiasm about the acquisition, stating, “We are excited to add Dylan to our group. He is a dynamic player and a huge offensive generator.” Edwards is expected to wear the number 16 jersey, previously held by Carson Rehkopf.
Trade Details
- Player Acquired: Dylan Edwards
- Team Traded With: Erie Otters
- Players Involved: Evan Headrick
- Future Pick: Fourth-round pick in 2029
Upcoming Match Against Sarnia Sting
The Rangers are set to face the Sarnia Sting, who are currently on a winning streak. The Sting have secured three consecutive victories, including a notable 6-4 win against Guelph. The Rangers are coming off a successful shootout win over the Saginaw Spirit and are eager to maintain their momentum.
Sarnia Sting Overview
- Recent Performance: Three-game winning streak
- Last Game: 6-4 victory over Guelph
- New Head Coach: Mathieu Turcotte, hired in November
Following the game against the Sting, the Rangers will return to The Aud on Friday to play against the Owen Sound Attack before the holiday break. This matchup promises to be crucial for the Rangers as they aim to enhance their standings in the league.
