Posts About "Vitali Kravtsov"
Are the Rangers a Playoff Team?
July 11th, 2019 The New York Rangers have accelerated their rebuild with a flurry of acquisitions this offseason. But, was it enough to consider them a playoff team? The answer is not in 2019-20. Sooner rather than later the Rangers will be back to being at the top of the Metropolitan Division and, more importantly, the NHL. Sure, the signing of...
Rangers Prospect Corner: Shestyorkin, Kravtsov & Nanne
March 1st, 2019 The trade deadline came and went, and now select NHL teams are evaluating their current rosters before the playoffs start. It's relatively the same deal for prospects around this time, with NCAA teams finishing up their last handful of games before finding out their playoff seed and the Kontinental Hockey League (KHL) is well...
Rangers Prospect Corner: Kravtsov, Miller & Wall
January 23rd, 2019 It was an eventful week in amateur hockey between the KHL All-Star Game and college hockey teams diving in to the second half of their season. For starters, Morgan Barron registered a goal and an assist in Cornell University's 2-0 shutout over Harvard University on Jan. 18 before dishing two more assists the next night in Cornell's 5-1...
Rangers Rebuild: Questions Remain as Season Nears
August 22nd, 2018 The upcoming season isn’t just any other for the New York Rangers. This won't be another year that revolves around a playoff run, questioning whether or not Henrik Lundqvist can carry his team to Stanley Cup glory. Heading into opening night, the Garden faithful are not asking, “Could this finally be the year?” In fact, the...
Vitali Kravtsov - 2018 NHL Draft Prospect Profile
June 21st, 2018 Vitali Kravtsov 2017-18 Team: Traktor Chelyabinsk (#74) Date of Birth: December 23, 1999 Place of Birth: Vladivostok, Russia Ht: 6'4" Wt: 183 lbs Shoots: Left Position: Right Wing NHL Draft Eligibility: 2018 first-year eligible Rankings THW (Pike's Picks): 36th (final) Future Considerations: 28th (final) ISS: not in...
Rangers Draft Strategy: Moving On Up
June 21st, 2018 Friday night can't come soon enough. Before last season, the New York Rangers hadn't made a first-round selection since 2012, when Brady Skjei heard his name announced with pick No. 28. It is safe to say the Rangers picked a good one towards the bottom of the first-round who will, no doubt, see his role increased this year under new...
