Calgary Flames
Former Flames Draft Pick Gilmour Signs With Rangers
Any hope of John Gilmour joining his PC teammates in Calgary is over.
John Gilmour has reportedly signed a deal with the NY Rangers this afternoon according the The Score:
Report: Rangers sign John Gilmour to 2-year contract https://t.co/pe3YbbMsIT pic.twitter.com/rNEm5JOFgF
— theScore NHL (@theScoreNHL) August 17, 2016
The former PC Friar defenceman was a draft pick of the Calgary Flames in 2013 and just finished his 4 year career at Providence College this spring. Gilmour was one of 3 Friars from their 2014-15 National Championship team that the Flames had drafted. He, along with Mark Jankowski and Jon Gillies were the backbone of a Friar team that dominated the NCAA on their way to a Men’s Ice Hockey National Championship.
The Flames didn’t offer Gilmour a contract, thus he became a free agent and has signed a deal with the NY Rangers for 2 years. Financial terms of the deal weren’t released. Gilmour tallied 22 goals and 65 assists in his 4 years at Providence.
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