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New York Rangers Teammates Comment on Patrick Kane's Importance Since Being Traded


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April 27, 2023  (1:34 PM)
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Jacob Trouba and his fellow New York Rangers teammates have been vocal about their admiration for newcomer Patrick Kane. The veteran forward joined the team during the off-season and has already made a significant impact both on and off the ice. Trouba noted that Kane's experience and skill have been invaluable to the team's success, while others have praised his leadership in the locker room. Overall, the Rangers are thrilled to have Kane on their roster and are excited to see what he can bring to the team in the upcoming season. With his talent and leadership, Kane is sure to be a key contributor to the Rangers' success.

«He has a presence about him and people will listen when he talks,» Jacob Trouba said. «I'm one of the older guys in here and I was watching him become a star when I was 17 or 18, so you know it's a natural thing for most everyone in this room when he has something to say.»

Kane commented on Trouba's comments:
«I do usually try to say a few things here and there,» he said. «I have the experience, just being on championships teams, things like that. But these guys have been through it too and they know what it takes. When the room feels a little quiet maybe that's a time to say a couple words, but there's great leadership in here.»

«I feel like we've had some good looks even though we haven't been scoring,» Kane said. «Sometimes you don't want to change too much if you're still getting the looks. But if it's not going in you kind of want to experiment a little too.»
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