Rangers Prospect Poll - Summer 2024 - #11

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The Crypto Guy

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Rangers Summer 2024 Prospect Ranking

1. Gabe Perreault (F)
2. Brennan Othmann (F)

3. Brett Berard (F) +2
4. Zac Jones (D) +3
5. EJ Emery (D)

6. Adam Sykora (F) -2
7. Dylan Garand (G)
8. Matt Rempe (F)
+5
9. Adam Edstrom (F) -1
10. Drew Fortescue (D) -1




Added: Bryce McConnell-Barker (F)
Please tell me who you want added

PlayerPos.Team/LeagueAcquired
Aspinall, NathanLWFlint Firebirds/OHLDrafted R5 #159 2024
Boilard, RaoulCBaie-Comeau Drakkar/QMJHLDrafted R4 #119 2024
Boyko, TalynGHartford Wolf Pack/AHLDrafted R4 #112 2021
Gredig, RicoLWHC Davos/NLDrafted R6 #191 2024
Henricks, TyLWWestern Michigan Broncos/NCHCDrafted R6 #183 2023
Henriksson, KarlCVaxjo Lakers/SHLDrafted R2 #58 2019
Karpa, ZakaryCHarvard Crimson/ECACDrafted R6 #191 2022
Kempf, HankLDCornell Big Red/ECACDrafted R7 #208 2021
Korczak, RyderCHartford Wolf Pack/AHLDrafted R3 #75 2021
Lamb, BrodyRWMinnesota Golden Gophers/B10Drafted R4 #104 2021
Larsson, RasmusLDNorthern Michigan Wildcats/CCHADrafted R5 #152 2023
Ollas, HugoGHartford Wolf Pack/AHLDrafted R7 #197 2020
Robertson, MatthewLDHartford Wolf Pack/AHLDrafted R2 #49 2019
Scanlin, BrandonLDHartford Wolf Pack/AHLSigned as UDFA 2022
Väisänen, KalleLWHartford Wolf Pack/AHLDrafted R4 #106 2021
 

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Chmelar, sub PPG NCAA 21 y.o.
BMB - down year because of injuries but still PPG 20 y.o., PPG in playoffs
Laba - PPG 21 y.o. in NCAA
Roobroeck, PPG 20 y.o. trending up, PPG in playoffs
There are probably intangibles that I won't see (please call any out) but I'm going with young and trending up.

Roo, add Robertson. Tempted to go Scanlin but son is 25 y.o. already!
 
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pblawr

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Laba.

Add Boilard, who got second round grades and scored at a similar rate to Roobroeck and BMB, who are both 2 years older than him, while getting less opportunity than either of them.
 

kovazub94

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Laba.

Add Boilard, who got second round grades and scored at a similar rate to Roobroeck and BMB, who are both 2 years older than him, while getting less opportunity than either of them.
Next round he’ll get vote to be added.
 

nyr2k2

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Mancini. Add Boilard.

Robertson is really on a "last chance agreement" with the organization. If he doesn't make some major strides, which honestly feels very unlikely, he's gone next summer and may need to look to Europe if he wants to be more than an AHL depth guy.
 
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Laba, add Scanlin.

Robertson is a frustrating case. Kid has all the measurables you look for in NHL dmen, but just can't seem to pull it together and take that next step. I remember his first prospect tourney after being drafted. He looked so polished compared to most of the other prospects out there, but just never developed much.
 

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Voted Mancini just because he seems closest but don’t think there is a ton of separation in this group in general
 

Fitzy

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Laba has made significant strides forward every single season the past 4 years now. You can have questions about his NHL upside and whether his game fits the league, and how far left he has left to climb, but his play has done nothing but improve each season.
 

pblawr

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Laba has made significant strides forward every single season the past 4 years now. You can have questions about his NHL upside and whether his game fits the league, and how far left he has left to climb, but his play has done nothing but improve each season.
Yeah, the fact that Laba won the defensive forward of the year award in a major conference and was a second-team All-American seems like a good sign that he is a good bet to be at least a 4th line forward who can kill penalties.

But he also increased his point total almost 70% from the year before and was the leading scorer on the #15 team in the country by almost 10 points. If he continues to improve and leads a top college team with well over a point per game this year, he is going to start looking like a guy who could play in the top 9, and someone who can do that while playing a great defensive game is a really valuable player.

I don't think anyone else left has that kind of upside (honestly, I don't think the last few guys who have gone before him do either) and it's not like anyone else's floor is much better than Laba's either. Personally, I would have him much higher than he is going to go in our poll.
 
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kovazub94

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Yeah, the fact that Laba won the defensive forward of the year award in a major conference and was a second-team All-American seems like a good sign that he is a good bet to be at least a 4th line forward who can kill penalties.

But he also increased his point total almost 70% from the year before and was the leading scorer on the #15 team in the country by almost 10 points. If he continues to improve and leads a top college team with well over a point per game this year, he is going to start looking like a guy who could play in the top 9, and someone who can do that while playing a great defensive game is a really valuable player.

I don't think anyone else left has that kind of upside (honestly, I don't think the last few guys who have gone before him do either) and it's not like anyone else's floor is much better than Laba's either. Personally, I would have him much higher than he is going to go in our poll.
Absolutely! IMO he should have been in top-10 over the likes of Rempe and Edstrom (nothing against these guys)
 
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