Prospect Info: Rangers Prospects Thread (Stats in Post #1; Updated 5.29.18)

[nyr2k2]

**INFORMATION CURRENT AS OF: TUESDAY 5/29/2018**
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NORTH AMERICAN JUNIOR PROSPECTS -- OHL, QMJHL, USHL, WHL, Others​

#

Player

Pos.

Sh.

DOB

Ht.

Wt.

GP

G

A

P

+/-

PIM

Team/League

Drafted

[THEAD] [/THEAD]
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COLLEGE PROSPECTS -- NCAA​

#

Player

Pos.

Sh.

DOB

Ht.

Wt.

Yr.

GP

G

A

P

+/-

PIM

Team/Conference

Drafted

27

Barron, Morgan

C

L

12/2/98

6'3"

208

So.

Cornell Big Red/ECAC

R6 #174 2017 (NYR)

29

Nanne, Tyler

D/F

R

3/17/96

5'11"

183

Jr.

Minnesota Golden Gophers/B10

R5 #142 2014 (NYR)

[THEAD] [/THEAD]
[TBODY] [/TBODY]

#

Player

Pos.

Glv.

DOB

Ht.

Wt.

Yr.

GP

W

L

T

GAA

SV%

SO

Team/Conference

Drafted

30

Húska, Adam

G

L

5/12/97

6'4"

205

Jr.

UConn Huskies/HE

R7 #184 2015 (NYR)

33

Wall, Tyler

G

L

1/14/98

6'3"

217

Jr.

UMass Lowell River Hawks/HE

R6 #174 2016 (NYR)

[THEAD] [/THEAD]
[TBODY] [/TBODY]

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INTERNATIONAL PROSPECTS -- KHL, Liiga, SHL, Others​

#

Player

Pos.

Sh.

DOB

Ht.

Wt.

GP

G

A

P

+/-

PIM

Team/League

Drafted

Bernhardt, Daniel

RW

L

4/11/96

6'2"

190

R4 #119 2015 (NYR)

31

Lakatoš, Dominik

C

L

4/8/97

5'11"

179

HC Bílí Tygři Liberec/CZE

R6 #157 2017 (NYR)

11

Reunanen, Tarmo

D

L

3/1/98

6'0"

179

Rauman Lukko/Liiga

R4 #98 2016 (NYR)

57

Rykov, Yegor

D

L

4/14/97

6'2"

216

SKA St. Petersburg/KHL

R5 #132 2016 (NJD)

5

Själin, Calle

D

L

9/2/99

6'1"

176

Leksands IF/HA

R5 #145 2017 (NYR)

Virta, Patrik

C

R

3/6/96

5'9"

181

R7 #207 2017 (NYR)

[THEAD] [/THEAD]
[TBODY] [/TBODY]

#

Player

Pos.

Glv.

DOB

Ht.

Wt.

GP

W

L

OTL

GAA

SV%

SO

Team/League

Drafted

30

Shestyorkin, Igor

G

L

12/30/95

6'1"

183

SKA St. Petersburg/KHL

R4 #118 2014 (NYR)

[THEAD] [/THEAD]
[TBODY] [/TBODY]

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NORTH AMERICAN PROFESSIONAL PROSPECTS -- AHL, ECHL, NHL​

#

Player

Pos.

Sh.

DOB

Ht.

Wt.

GP

G

A

P

+/-

PIM

Team/League

Drafted

Andersson, Lias $

C

L

10/13/98

6'0"

204

R1 #7 2017 (NYR)

Bigras, Chris $

D

L

2/22/95

6'1"

190

R2 #32 2013 (COL)

Chytil, Filip $

C

L

9/5/99

6'2"

202

R1 #21 2017 (NYR)

Crawley, Brandon $

D

L

2/2/97

6'1"

205

R4 #123 2017 (NYR)

Day, Sean $

D

L

1/9/98

6'3"

230

R3 #81 2016 (NYR)

Fogarty, Steven $

C

R

4/19/93

6'3"

215

R3 #72 2011 (NYR)

Fontaine, Gabriel $

C

L

4/30/97

6'1"

191

R6 #171 2016 (NYR)

Gettinger, Tim $

LW

L

4/14/98

6'6"

218

R5 #141 2016 (NYR)

Gilmour, John $

D

L

5/17/93

6'0"

195

UDFA 2016 (NYR)

Gropp, Ryan $

LW

L

9/16/96

6'2"

187

R2 #41 2015 (NYR)

Hájek, Libor $

D

L

2/4/98

6'4"

210

R2 #37 2016 (TB)

Howden, Brett $

C

L

3/29/98

6'3"

198

R1 #27 2016 (TB)

Leedahl, Dawson $

LW

L

3/19/96

6'1"

200

UDFA 2017 (NYR)

Lettieri, Vinni $

C

R

2/6/95

5'11"

195

UDFA 2017 (NYR)

Lindgren, Ryan $

D

L

2/11/98

6'0"

198

R2 #49 2016 (BOS)

Lindqvist, Michael $

RW

R

9/12/94

5'11"

172

UDFA 2018 (NYR)

Meskanen, Ville $

RW

R

10/2/95

6'1"

181

UDFA 2018 (NYR)

Nieves, Boo $

C

L

1/23/94

6'3"

200

R2 #59 2012 (NYR)

O'Gara, Rob $

D

L

7/6/93

6'4"

215

R5 #151 2011 (BOS)

Pedrie, Vince $

D

L

1/7/94

6'0"

195

UDFA 2017 (NYR)

Pionk, Neal $

D

R

7/29/95

6'0"

190

UDFA 2017 (NYR)

Ronning, Ty $

RW

R

10/20/97

5'9"

172

R7 #201 2016 (NYR)

[THEAD] [/THEAD]
[TBODY] [/TBODY]

#

Player

Pos.

Glv.

DOB

Ht.

Wt.

GP

W

L

OTL

GAA

SV%

SO

Team/League

Drafted

Georgiev, Alexandar $

G

L

2/10/96

6'1"

180

UDFA 2017 (NYR)

Halverson, Brandon $

G

L

3/29/96

6'4"

208

R2 #59 2014 (NYR)

Nell, Chris $

G

L

9/2/94

6'1"

190

UDFA 2017 (NYR)

[THEAD] [/THEAD]
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What Makes a Prospect?​

A player will be considered a prospect until he meets the following criteria:

If a prospect is a skater (forward, defenseman) and has played in 65 NHL games or more before the completion of the season of his 24th birthday; or, if a goaltender has played in 45 NHL games before the completion of the season of his 24th birthday, that player will be considered graduated to the NHL. Conversely, if a player completes the season of his 24th birthday without passing those milestones, then that player will no longer be considered a prospect by Hockey’s Future, regardless of the player’s status with his NHL club.

An NCAA player who signs his first contract at or above the age of 22 has three years to meet the above criteria (65/45), while those NCAA players that turn pro under the age of 22 will be subjected to the criteria above.

European players who sign their first NHL contract at or above the age of 22 have three seasons from the time they sign that contract to meet the above criteria. Those European players below the age of 22 that have signed a NHL contract will be subjected to the criteria in section one.

NOTE: These are general guidelines and should be followed the majority of the time but certain players may still be listed as prospects if circumstances warrant.

Hockey's Future - NHL Prospect Criteria

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[nyr2k2]

New thread to be updated once we know our draft haul.

 

[FLYLine27*]

DeAngelo is still considered a prospect correct? He only played 39 NHL, HF prospect criteria is 65 games.

(mainly the question is so he is added to the prospect polls in a few days)

 

[Joey Bones]

DeAngelo is still considered a prospect correct? He only played 39 NHL, HF prospect criteria is 65 games.

(mainly the question is so he is added to the prospect polls in a few days)

I would assume so!!

 

[nyr2k2]

DeAngelo is still considered a prospect correct? He only played 39 NHL, HF prospect criteria is 65 games.

(mainly the question is so he is added to the prospect polls in a few days)

Yeah definitely. I mean he'll hit the games cutoff this year but he's still good to go.

Thing is, HF proper is now defunct so we can really go by whatever standards we want.

 

[Pavel Buchnevich]

Where are Andersson and Chytil going to play next season?

 

[Irishguy42]

Where are Andersson and Chytil going to play next season?

Andersson could come play in NA. Not sure what Rangers want.

I imagine Chytil remains with current team.

 

[Revel]

Where are Andersson and Chytil going to play next season?

From the reading I've been doing here, and based on the fact that Oscar and Marek are gone...I'd say Andersson has an absolutely legit shot at #4 C if he impresses in camp. I mean...who is his competition? Nieves? I hope he crosses the pond and grabs a 4th line C spot right away.

I know nothing about Chytil...but he's really young. Stay in Europe for another year?

 

[Pavel Buchnevich]

Andersson could come play in NA. Not sure what Rangers want.

I imagine Chytil remains with current team.

The Czech league is terrible. Bring Chytil over. AHL.

Andersson might be able to compete for a roster spot this season. If not, send him back to Sweden.

 

[Gospel of Prospal]

From the reading I've been doing here, and based on the fact that Oscar and Marek are gone...I'd say Andersson has an absolutely legit shot at #4 C if he impresses in camp. I mean...who is his competition? Nieves? I hope he crosses the pond and grabs a 4th line C spot right away.

I know nothing about Chytil...but he's really young. Stay in Europe for another year?

We could always sign Paul Gastad for his face-off abilities




Oh and of course then flip him for a first rounder

 

[Irishguy42]

The Czech league is terrible. Bring Chytil over. AHL.

Andersson might be able to compete for a roster spot this season. If not, send him back to Sweden.

Think he's ready? ECHL would be my guess.

 

[Revel]

We could always sign Paul Gastad for his face-off abilities




Oh and of course then flip him for a first rounder

Yeah.....no.

 

[Pavel Buchnevich]

Think he's ready? ECHL would be my guess.

Either is fine, really. Let his play dictate his league.

I want him playing in a men's league in NA.

I would say that its fine to play in KHL, Liiga or SHL, but you can't control his minutes there, so NA it is.

No sense going to play junior and scoring 100 points after playing pro hockey already, and the Czech League is not going to prepare a player for the NHL.

 

[FLYLine27*]

The Czech league is terrible. Bring Chytil over. AHL.

Andersson might be able to compete for a roster spot this season. If not, send him back to Sweden.

Why, so he can proceed not to put up any points in the AHL and you can bash him all year like Kovacs?

Let him put up points in the Czech league, scoring 8 points last year isn't exactly lighting it up. There is no rush with him.

 

[nyr2k2]

Chytil is so young that I'm not worried about his league. Even if he's playing in the Czech Extraliga, which has taken quite a hit in the past decade, he's still playing against men and that's still a positive for his development. He's not a superstar and he's unlikely to dominate that league so it could still be beneficial for him. I'd rather he play there than the ECHL.

 

[Pavel Buchnevich]

Why, so he can proceed not to put up any points in the AHL and you can bash him all year like Kovacs?

Let him put up points in the Czech league, scoring 8 points last year isn't exactly lighting it up. There is no rush with him.

He got little ice time. He was 17 almost all of the season, was 16 at the beginning of it.

He wasn't picked in the first round due to his stats this year. Give him more ice time, let him develop, and he should be able to keep up at the AHL level. If not, ECHL is fine, also. But I think both are good enough for the AHL.

 

[FLYLine27*]

He barely played this year in the Czech League. He was 17 the whole season. Very young.

I'm not putting down his point total, I'd just prefer if he played a full season there before coming over. Like you said, he's very young.

 

[YoSoyLalo]

Prospect pool got a huge boost today.

This is a nice top-5 prospect list:

1. Shestyorkin
2. De'Angelo
3. Andersson
4. Chytil
5. Graves/Day/Pionk

 

[Joey Bones]

Andersson could come play in NA. Not sure what Rangers want.

I imagine Chytil remains with current team.

Vice versa, IMO. Think Chytil would benefit coming over. Even though he plays against pros in Czech league, HC Zlin is not a good team. They were on the verge of relegation this past season. Think he could benefit going to the SHL, instead.

Andersson, however, could actually push for a bottom 6 role next season with NYR, IMO, but think he stays one more year with HV71.

Edit: If he goes back to Sweden, he'll be playing for Frolunda, not HV71. My mistake....

 

[Pavel Buchnevich]

Prospect pool got a huge boost today.

This is a nice top-5 prospect list:

1. Shestyorkin
2. De'Angelo
3. Andersson
4. Chytil
5. Graves/Day/Pionk

Drop the slash after Graves, and I agree.

 

[Luger]

If DeAngelo is worth more than 7OA, the trade is a big win for the Rangers.

 

[FLYLine27*]

If DeAngelo is worth more than 7OA, the trade is a big win for the Rangers.

At the moment he is, he is a current NHL player at 21 years old.

 

[UAGoalieGuy]

Prospect pool got a huge boost today.

This is a nice top-5 prospect list:

1. Shestyorkin
2. De'Angelo
3. Andersson
4. Chytil
5. Graves/Day/Pionk

Where would Bear Gloves fit in? Or is he too old?

 

[Wooren]

He got little ice time. He was 17 almost all of the season, was 16 at the beginning of it.

He wasn't picked in the first round due to his stats this year. Give him more ice time, let him develop, and he should be able to keep up at the AHL level. If not, ECHL is fine, also. But I think both are good enough for the AHL.

What? Did you even check what his average TOI was? 13 mins and it got closer to 17 mins later in the season. Not sure what ice time you expect a 17 year old to get.
Seems like you just made up your own argument for him coming over, which would be imo be a wrong decision given he should be Zlin's 1C/2C next year.

 

[Mac n Gs]

Either is fine, really. Let his play dictate his league.

I want him playing in a men's league in NA.

I would say that its fine to play in KHL, Liiga or SHL, but you can't control his minutes there, so NA it is.

No sense going to play junior and scoring 100 points after playing pro hockey already, and the Czech League is not going to prepare a player for the NHL.

Agreed. Let Andersson light it up with Dahlin in the SHL. Chytil would be interesting in a sheltered AHL role, but I'm iffy about him staying in the Czech league.

Where would Bear Gloves fit in? Or is he too old?

I believe he's 24 already, so while I think he technically can be considered a prospect, I wouldn't consider him one. I believe at his stage right now he will be a top AHL dmen or a good 3rd pairing guy immediately with a lot of room for improvement from there. He reminds me of a Brendan Smith type of player.