Kitchener Rangers 2024-25 Season Thread, Part I

Krangers08

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And it starts…
Jackson parsons has committed to Clarkson university next year
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EvenSteven

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Can't say I disagree. But I'd call it planning ahead instead ;).
Players of note that Kitchener currently hold the rights to, with NCAA commitments, currently playing in lesser leagues, who could make the jump at some point to the Rangers.

2022 draft:

06 D- Cole Longacre (2nd round)
Passed over last NHL draft
Green Bay (USHL)
Committed: Merrimack (25-26)

2023 draft:

07 F- Haeden Ellis (8th round)
NHL Eligible 2025
Cedar Rapids (USHL)
Committed: Northeastern (26-27)

07 F- LJ Mooney (11th round)
NHL eligible 2025
USNTDP
Committed: Minnesota (26-27)

07 F- Niles Benson (13th Round)
NHL eligible 2025
Green Bay (USHL)
Committed: Harvard (26-27)

07 D- Matthew Grimes (15th round)
NHL eligible 2025
Sioux Falls (USHL)
Committed: Minnesota (26-27)

2024 draft:

08 F- Adam Valentini (1st round)
NHL eligible 2026
Chicago (USHL)
Committed: Michigan (26-27)

08 D- Jacob Xu (8th round)
NHL eligible 2026
Trenton (OJHL)
Committed: Harvard (26-27)

08 D- Jude Bray (10th round)
NHL eligible 2026
Sherwood Park (BCHL)
Committed: Penn State (27-28)

08 F- Jack Hextall (13th round)
NHL eligible 2026
Youngstown (USHL)
Committed: Michigan (26-27)
 

Rangers True Blue

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This probably has lowered the value of players at the trade deadline.
But it also enhanced the value of lower draft picks.
Sure makes the Rehkopf trade look better and better.
Was thinking the same thing. Makes even more sense why MM traded Rehkopf early. Can't imagine that he hasn't been talking with a few of the players that could benefit from the rule change. Standby....
 

Ward Cornell

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Was thinking the same thing. Makes even more sense why MM traded Rehkopf early. Can't imagine that he hasn't been talking with a few of the players that could benefit from the rule change. Standby....
Not only that, but it has given teams some extra trade chips. There's only so many players a team can have one their roster.

Ths is a great rule change for the players, the CHL, NCAA and the NHL. I wonder if the NHL was the catalyst in this?
Long over due.
 

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