Top 100 NHL Players In 2026: 61 To 70
The Golden Knights' Mark Stone, Ducks' Leo Carlsson and Rangers' Adam Fox are listed between 61st and 70th on The Hockey News' top 100 players ranking.
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The Golden Knights' Mark Stone, Ducks' Leo Carlsson and Rangers' Adam Fox are listed between 61st and 70th on The Hockey News' top 100 players ranking.
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There hasn't been Rangers hockey for weeks, but we still have a lot to talk about. Like John Tortorella and the Knicks.
The Mike Richter episode gets the Ombudsman treatment, with clarity on 1985 draft math, the timeline on Quinn Hughes's extension eligibility, and a quick history lesson on every Rangers season that's ended (or been ended by them) in overtime.
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The Rangers may be betting on projection over current production if they call Lawrence’s name at fifth overall.
The Rangers got shut out nine times this season. Their goalie posted one. The story is everything that happened in between.
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Gabe Perreault arrived in New York as a prospect. He finished the season looking like a core piece of the Rangers’ future.
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The Minnesota Wild are trying to make another splash, and this time it's down the middle of the ice. General manager Bill Guerin has made it loud and clear to other executives around the league that his team will be in the market for a top-line center this summer. They've been linked to some big names already, including Auston Matthews of the Toronto Maple Leafs, Evgeni Malkin of the Pittsburgh Penguins, and New York Rangers' Vincent Trocheck. Guerin isn't shy when it comes to big offers, as t...
There are safer picks at five, but few players in this draft bring Björck’s mix of skill, intensity, and production. The question is whether the Rangers are willing to bet on talent over size.
Defensive stability, heavy minutes, and a career year offensively made Vladislav Gavrikov one of the Rangers’ rare bright spots.
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The New York Rangers could be in store for a draft-day blockbuster trade. According to multiple reports, the Rangers are looking to move up at next month's draft in Buffalo, and want to find a way to get into the top three, from their current fifth position. The Toronto Maple Leafs aren't looking to move off the number one pick, and are likely leaning to Gavin McKenna at the moment. Meanwhile, the San Jose Sharks and Vancouver Canucks hold the #2 and #3 positions, and have been in contra...
History says NHL talent can still be found at 26th overall. Here are the prospects who could become the Rangers’ next draft steal.
Mario Ferraro is headed to UFA—and at least one expert isn't sure the Rangers are the right fit. Plus: who New York should be targeting from this year's playoff field.
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Belchetz has 40-goal upside and checks every box the Rangers prioritize. But a broken clavicle and a defense-heavy draft class would make using the fifth pick on him a real gamble.
Will Cuylle broke out onto the scene during the 2024-25 season, but despite getting more opportunities, he couldn't take the next step forward.
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Oscar Hemming has the size, the shot, and the net-front game the Rangers sorely needs. So is he the right pick at fifth overall? Making The Case weighs his upside against deeper positional needs.
Arsenal ended a two-decade title drought by trusting a plan and refusing to rush it. The parallels to the Rangers are hard to ignore, and they make the case for why Drury is right not to put a timeline on the retool—and what he needs to get right to make it pay off.
A strong training camp earned him a spot on the opening night roster. Now Noah Laba looks to be a mainstay down the middle.
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