The young center has yet to catch on with an NHL team.
The Columbus Blue Jackets signed 24-year-old center Nathan Schnarr to a Professional Try Out on Tuesday. The former 2017 3rd-round pick (175) by the Arizona Coyotes has yet to play an NHL game.
Schnarr made his professional debut for the AHL Tucson Roadrunners in during the 19-20 season. He would go on to play 22 games for Tuscon as well as 21 games for the AHL Binghamton Devils, he totaled three goals and 17 points. Over the next three seasons, Schnarr would play for the Utica Comets, Laval Rocket, and the Ontario Reign, all of the AHL. Over those three seasons, he scored 30 goals and 60 points.
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