Matthew Robertson played a crucial role in the Wolf Pack's comeback, contributing with two assists in the third period. His point shot led to a goal by Dylan Roobroeck, cutting the Griffins' lead to 2-1. Robertson was also instrumental in setting up Adam Sýkora's game-tying goal, showcasing his offensive skills and ability to make key plays under pressure.

Matthew Robertson has been placed on waivers by the Rangers, likely making him the last defenseman cut unless injuries heal before the season opener. Despite his pedigree, he has not performed at the AHL level to warrant a claim.

Matthew Robertson is among the candidates being considered to fill the defensive spot left vacant by Ryan Lindgren's injury. With the regular season approaching, Robertson is vying for a chance to secure a place on the Rangers' blueline as the team finalizes its roster.

Robertson was re-signed by the New York Rangers for a two-year contract with a $775,000 cap hit.

New York Rangers have agreed to a contract extension with defenseman Matthew Robertson, who has excelled with the Hartford Wolf Pack in the AHL, showcasing impressive stats and high rankings among blueliners.