The Rangers continue to reshape their roster, signing defenseman Derrick Pouliot to a two-year contract.

Pouliot, 31, has played 226 games at the NHL level, including 67 games with Pittsburgh to start his career, followed by a two-year run in Vancouver in which he played in 133 games.

The veteran has also made stops in St. Louis, Las Vegas, Seattle, San Jose, and most recently with Dallas, though he spent the 2024-25 season playing with the Syracuse Crunch of the AHL, scoring seven goals with 46 assists in 70 games.

Overall, Pouliot has tallied eight goals and 46 assists with 91 penalty minutes over parts of nine seasons.