Rangers place Smith on waivers, signed $17.4-million deal in June
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The New York Rangers placed defenseman Brendan Smith on waivers Thursday, according to Chris Johnston of Sportsnet.
Smith signed a four-year, $17.4-million contract with the Rangers in June.
The veteran was acquired by the Rangers in February of last year via a trade with the Detroit Red Wings, for second- and third-round draft picks. A pending free agent at the time, he then elected to sign a long-term deal with New York.
Smith recorded one goal and eight points in 44 games this season.
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