Scott Morrow Impresses in New York Rangers Debut After AHL Call-Up

Defenseman Scott Morrow made his New York Rangers debut on Sunday night, November 16, 2025, after being called up from the Hartford Wolf Pack (AHL) earlier that day due to Will Borgen's upper-body injury. Acquired from the Carolina Hurricanes in a summer sign-and-trade, the 23-year-old was one of the last players sent to the AHL after training camp, where he practiced on the second power-play unit. In 11 games with the Wolf Pack, he recorded one goal and one assist. Morrow played 9:56 minutes in his NHL debut, the fewest among Rangers blueliners, but assistant coach David Quinn praised his performance, stating he "kept it simple," "moves the puck well," and "defended well." With Borgen's status uncertain, Morrow could remain in the lineup for Tuesday's game against the Vegas Golden Knights.