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Nonprofessional Rangers: Top Prospects in Juniors & NCAA
March 17th, 2018 Thanks to their recent rebuilding efforts, the New York Rangers finally have a talented young prospect pool again. They have a strong future in Alexander Georgiev and Neal Pionk who are playing for the Rangers, Lias Andersson and Filip Chytil currently playing for the team’s AHL affiliate the Hartford Wolf Pack, and Igor Shesterkin and...
Rangers Trade McDonagh & Miller to Lightning
February 26th, 2018 The New York Rangers have traded defenseman and captain Ryan McDonagh and forward JT Miller to the Tampa Bay Lightning in exchange for Vladislav Nemestnikov, a 2018 first-round pick, a conditional 2018 second-round pick and Libor Hajek, Bob McKenzie announced Monday. The deal comes after weeks of McDonagh’s name being floated around...
Lightning Well-Represented at 2018 World Juniors
January 4th, 2018 The Tampa Bay Lightning have yet another big showing at the World Juniors. This year, the Lightning are represented by five talented prospects. Four of them play for Canada (Cal Foote, Taylor Raddysh, Boris Katchouk, and Brett Howden), more than any NHL team. Meanwhile, defenseman Libor Hajek was selected to play for his home country the...
Tampa Bay Lightning Top 4 Prospects 2017
July 12th, 2017 When Steve Yzerman took over the Tampa Bay Lightning in 2010, the organization had one of the weakest prospect pools in the NHL. Since then Yzerman and company have placed a focus on building a strong prospect pool that could support the franchise as cornerstone players were lost due to money, age or trading. While the Lightning may...
Moose Jaw Is the WHL's New Development Factory
October 31st, 2016 In the Western Hockey League, there are teams that have developed reputations as strong development organizations. No matter how their teams do from year to year, some clubs just keep sending players to the National Hockey League. Over the last few seasons, the Moose Jaw Warriors have elbowed their way into the conversation as one of the...
2016-17 Western Hockey League Season Preview
September 22nd, 2016 Last season was one of triumph and disappointment for the Western Hockey League. As the league celebrated its 50th birthday, it had two representatives in the Mastercard Memorial Cup: league champions the Brandon Wheat Kings, and tournament hosts the Red Deer Rebels. Unfortunately, neither of the Dub's representatives could capture the...