Five Names for the Rangers To Watch in the Third Round
From a Boston University-bound goalie to an overage center who quietly racked up 91 points, these are the names the Rangers should be circling once the third round arrives.
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From a Boston University-bound goalie to an overage center who quietly racked up 91 points, these are the names the Rangers should be circling once the third round arrives.
The New York Rangers had a frustrating 2025-26 season, as many of their star players underachieved, but the strong play of their rookies, including top prospect Gabe Perreault, was a…
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As the Stanley Cup Final continues to unfold between the Vegas Golden Knights and the Carolina Hurricanes, the 2026 NHL draft also draws nearer. The draft, which is slated to begin on June 26, features plenty of intriguing talent, though how the early first round will go remains a mystery.
The New York Rangers are going to have almost $27 million in cap space to work with this offseason. With no major players to re-sign and free agency looking thin,…
The best natural center in this draft class—and the Rangers desperately need one. The case for Caleb Malhotra at fifth overall is strong. Getting him there is the hard part.
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It was a very rough season for the New York Rangers, who were not only the NHL’s worst club on home ice but also came nowhere close to making the Stanley Cup Playoffs. First-year Rangers head coach Mike Sullivan, who was hired by GM Chris Drury to replace the fired Peter Laviolette, will remain in […] The post Rangers rumors: The next Chris Drury re-tool trade could involve 23-year-old forward appeared first on ClutchPoints .
It was another disappointing season for the New York Rangers in 2025-26. After missing the playoffs for a second straight year, it seems the front office will be making some major moves this offseason, including the Rangers potentially trading Vincent Trocheck. While the team continues to weigh the idea of trading Trocheck, they have made […] The post Rangers rumors: New York unlikely to re-sign veteran forward appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The New York Rangers are coming off one of the worst seasons in recent memory, finishing 34-39-9 and dead last in the Eastern Conference in 2025-26. General manager Chris Drury has a couple of key decisions to make once free agency opens on July 1, and he’ll also be looking to improve the roster on […] The post NHL rumors: The 2 free agents Rangers are ‘keeping an eye on’ ahead of July 1 appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The Minnesota Wild had a very clear message from general manager Bill Guerin heading into the 2026 offseason: A top-six center is coming, one way or another. The Wild’s depth down the middle was brutally exposed against the Colorado Avalanche in the Stanley Cup Playoffs. Michael McCarron and Marat Khusnutdinov combined for just seven points […] The post Wild’s perfect trade offer for Rangers’ Vincent Trocheck appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The Larkin trade request reshuffles the market. Depending on how it plays out, it could help the Rangers get more for Trocheck—or just make the whole thing more complicated.
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The best seats in the house come with unspoken expectations.
The Knicks are captivating New York, but Mike Francesa doesn’t believe the New York media is returning the favor by doing the Knicks much justice. New York is divided when it comes to the Jets and Giants, they’re split on the Mets and Yankees, and even the Rangers and Islanders. The Brooklyn Nets have their…
Carels’s rise in the rankings could leave him out of reach, but he would be a phenomenal addition to the Rangers prospect pool.
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The Trocheck sweepstakes are getting interesting: the Leafs have reached out, and the Canadiens may have been in talks. Plus, why Matthew Knies could be the key piece.
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Handed the captaincy and the weight of the franchise, Miller struggled to live up to the immense expectations placed on his shoulders.
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The Montreal Canadiens showed throughout the season that they had the talent to make a Stanley Cup run, and they made it as far as the Eastern Conference Finals, ultimately losing to the Carolina Hurricanes. At the same time, they tried to add more talent to the team before the deadline, and they were apparently […] The post NHL rumors: Rangers, Canadiens discussed potential Laine-Lafreniere trade appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The Montreal Canadiens tried hard to add a top-six left winger and there's been reports flying around about Toronto Maple Leafs Matthew Knies. Turns out, Knies wasn't the only left winger the Habs tried to acquire, as reports have surfaced stating the Canadiens and New York Rangers engaged in trade talks leading up to March's deadline. Frank Seravalli: Re Canadiens: I wonder about Alexis Lafreniere; if this was truly a thing, what was whispered was, a pick, a prospect and Patrik Laine in excha...
Many of his individual moves are defensible. The forest they built is not. Drury's grade hinges on what comes next—and the Trocheck trade is the biggest test yet.