10.) Buffalo:
, RW, SHL (4): If Beniers/Eklund are the two players I think are safest while having the talent level to justify the pick: Lysell is the one forward who I think could end up being the best player in this draft
if he is able to develop correctly. Plays with an insane pace, a deceptive and deadly wrist shot, and has loads of small area skill. He’s going to have to refine his play when he’s not generating offense off the rush, but the tools are all there for him to be an elite level point producer in the league. If you want some fun: go to hockeyTV and watch the preliminary u18 game against the USA. There’s a hot mic on the USA bench where you can audibly hear the USA players talking about how he’s the best player on the ice. He’s a homerun swing, and perhaps taking a more projectable 200ft center like Svenchkov or Raty would fit well here.
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Looking at the New York Rangers defense now and into next season Mar 10, 2020; Dallas, Texas, USA; New York Rangers defenseman Adam Fox (23) and defenseman Ryan Lindgren (55) celebrates a goal during the game between the Rangers and the Stars at the American Airlines Center. Mandatory Credit: Jerome Miron-USA TODAY Sports
The Rangers defense improved dramatically overall this season, and it has become clear who the top four defensemen are. However, there are some questions concerning the bottom pair. Chris Drury has made it clear that the goal for next season is to make the playoffs.
A full six-man defensive corps will be necessary to accomplish this. Along with making the postseason, Drury has emphasized the need for more grit in the lineup and there has been news of the organization wanting to add a veteran defenseman. The top four seem to be obvious, but there are many options to fill the bottom two spots.
Rangers Roundup: Brian Leetch resigns his role, Zac Jones makes Team USA defense, and more By Anthony Scultore Brian Leetch (HHOF)
Brian Leetch has resigned his role as an advisor in the wake of the David Quinn’s firing. Leetch and Quinn have a friendship that dates back to their high school days.
Brian Leetch resigns from Rangers advisory role
Larry Brooks broke the story late yesterday. This is the first voluntary resignation we know of since the fallout between James Dolan and team management.
Hall of Famer Brian Leetch, who served as the Rangers’ hockey operations adviser since 2017, resigned from the organization on Thursday, The Post has learned. Newly appointed president and general manager Chris Drury had asked Leetch to stay with the franchise, but the former Blueshirts defenseman still opted to step away. Leetch’s resignation comes on the heels of CEO Jim Dolan’s dismissals of former president John Davidson and ge
Rangers Roundup: Coaching search, World Championships, and more By Anthony Scultore Chris Drury at the draft (Getty Images)
The New York Rangers relieved David Quinn of his coaching duties and started their coaching search in earnest. Chris Drury really didn’t have a choice with the mandate coming from James Dolan to win now. He simply couldn’t take the risk of Quinn coming slow out of the gate or meandering through the season.
By all accounts, Quinn appeared to get favorable reviews from his players. The younger Rangers were particularly complimentary. Adam Fox and Alexis Lafrenière sang Quinn’s praises but the veterans like Mika Zibanejad seemed a little more indifferent. That was probably enough to seal his fate.
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