In his three seasons with the Wolf Pack, Gilmour finished with 105 points (32+73) in 190 games and was named as an AHL First-Team All Star this past year. With the Rangers at the NHL level, Gilmour went on to score two goals and register five points in 33 games.
Gilmour was originally drafted by the Calgary Flames in the 2013 NHL Draft and went on to play four seasons at Providence College, where he scored 22 goals and picked up 43 assists in 141 games. He went on to help the Friars to a National Championship in 2015 over Jack Eichel and the Boston University Terriers.
