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Rangers re-sign Moore for two years, add Glass for three

Dominic Moore

10ThingstoSeeSports - New York Rangers’ Dominic Moore dives for the puck during the first period of an NHL hockey game against the Carolina Hurricanes in Raleigh, N.C., Tuesday, March 11, 2014. (AP Photo/Karl B DeBlaker, File)

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The New York Rangers have re-signed fourth-line center Dominic Moore to a two-year deal, while adding gritty winger Tanner Glass on a three-year deal to help replace departing wingers Brian Boyle (probably) and Derek Dorsett (traded to Vancouver).

Moore, 33, will earn $3 million over two years ($1.5 million cap hit) while Glass, 30, will get $4.35 million over three years ($1.45 million cap hit).

While adding Glass, the Rangers also lost depth forward Benoit Pouliot, who signed a five-year deal today in Edmonton. That said, general manger Glen Sather expects youngster J.T. Miller to be with the big club full-time in 2014-15.