Dylan Peterson
A center with all the tools and the physical gifts that you could ask for from skating to size. He projects to the NHL well, having the ability to play up and down the lineup and some ability to play all three forward positions.
Matthew Wood
A big-bodied forward with a booming shot and above-average playmaking abilities. His skating is a notable deficiency, but he still has the potential to be a first-line winger with PP1 upside.
Kenny Connors
Two-way forward with a strong defensive stick and great awareness. Needs to work on his offensive toolbox but possesses a lethal one-timer and can play in all situations.
Adam Gajan
Gajan does very well at utilizing this size and positioning effectively to limit shooting options. He is well known for his athleticism and remarkable ability to execute pad saves or toe kicks.
Matthew Perkins
Intelligent two-way pivot, who can play on the wing.
Aiden Celebrini
A shutdown, right-shot defender.
Simon Kjellberg
Likely a long term project, Kjellberg possesses an NHL sized body but will have to develop his toolbelt before graduating within the Ranger’s system.
Hudson Malinoski
An underrated playmaker with a strong shot but needs to work on his skating. Bottom-six upside.
Ty Mueller
A jack-of-all-trades type forward. Brings a good two-way game, with a touch offensive potential.