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In theory, the objective for every NHL team at the NHL Draft is to pick the best player available. Teams are weighing skillsets, character, injury history, fitness testing, and perceived upside, and every team will come to different conclusions on who that may actually be. But the idea is supposed
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Identifying three intriguing prospects who could fall into the Rangers’ grasp with some luck or ambition.
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After a tumultuous 2019-20 season, Kravtsov has made improvements and they’re paying off.
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The Rangers’ reasoning is more than meets the eye.
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The defense prospect returns to his original club to see some action after a long layoff.
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The Swedish winger would like to remain a Ranger and is willing to take a discount to make it happen.
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As the Rangers’ new assistant tries to bring new ideas to the table, his former employer is a source of potential help.
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The Russian forward can still technically be recalled to North America.
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The Rangers have a tough job balancing the Russian’s ability and immediate importance to the team with a depth chart imbalance that make him possibly expendable.
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Trading the top pick isn’t an impossibility, but the team’s needs should have absolutely no bearing on that decision.
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A team loaded with young wingers is poised to add its best yet.
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Rangers prospect Yegor Rykov’s rights were traded in the KHL as his former team, SKA Saint Peterburg, swapped him to rival CSKA Moscow. The 23-year-old defenseman struggled in his first North American season. Injuries kept him out for the first half of the season and, although he had some