Adam Edstrom ready to carry over dominant Rangers camp into regular season
NY Post
PITTSBURGH — Adam Edstrom put on a master class in how to make an NHL roster out of training camp as a rookie this preseason.
After earning his first shot with the Rangers last season, appearing in 11 total games including a stretch of 10 from February to March, Edstrom reported to rookie camp and immediately asserted his seniority.
He scored two goals in the two prospect games against the Flyers.
The 23-year-old then came into the main camp with some serious momentum behind him.
In addition to primarily practicing with the main group, Edstrom skated in four of the Rangers’ six exhibition games.
He scored three goals, including the game-winner in the Blueshirts’ comeback victory over the Islanders.
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