Rangers and Ducks Trade Wingers

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BUFFALO, NY - APRIL 19: Carl Hagelin #62 of the New York Rangers waits for a face-off against the Buffalo Sabres at First Niagara Center on April 19, 2013 in Buffalo, United States. (Photo by Jen Fuller/Getty Images)

By J.D. Lagrange, Senior Writer, All Habs Hockey Magazine

BUFFALO, NY - APRIL 19: Carl Hagelin #62 of the New York Rangers waits for a face-off against the Buffalo Sabres at First Niagara Center on April 19, 2013 in Buffalo, United States. (Photo by Jen Fuller/Getty Images)
(Photo by Jen Fuller/Getty Images)

PENTICTON, BC. – The New York Rangers have traded Carl Hagelin and picks 59 and 179 in exchange for Emerson Etem and pick 41.

Picks aside, this seems like a trade which should help both teams. Hagelin (26) is known for his blazing speed, something the Rangers have plenty of, while Etem (23) is a more rugged winger, again something the Ducks have a lot of.

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J.D. Lagrange
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