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Brennan Othmann calls out Rangers for ‘egregious’ tactics that led to shocking split
Brennan Othmann says he did not get a fair chance to establish himself with the New York Rangers, describing his limited playing time last season as “egregious”. His departure was a mutual decision, and he says Calgary has given him the opportunity and support he wanted.
Across 42 Rangers games, Othmann started only seven in the top six. He played a career-high 22 NHL games in 2024-25, recording two assists, then averaged 9 minutes 53 seconds across 17 games last season, mostly in the bottom six. The 23-year-old says Calgary coach Ryan Huska and the team are helping him develop, after he scored his first NHL goal in his 34th career game.
In short
- Othmann says the Rangers did not give him a fair opportunity.
- He averaged 9:53 of ice time in 17 games last season.
- Calgary is giving him a chance to develop in a new setting.