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The fun and games officially begin on Tuesday, and the New York Rangers are a team expected to be active. But before that gets underway, there a few things the team needs to figure out.
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No first round draft pick? No problem! The New York Rangers made their first pick of the 2025 NHL draft at No. 43 overall and still came away with an impactful prospect with great upside and potential.
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The Rangers had the opportunity to take some chances at the 2025 NHL Draft. There was a notable prospect still available at No. 89 overall that was projected to go a lot sooner, but the Rangers passed on him to select an unranked project defenseman.
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The New York Rangers seventh round and final pick of the 2025 NHL Draft goes to Swedish defenseman Felix Färhammar. Here's a look at the lefty and the Rangers' draft class.
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The New York Rangers have had a busy Day 2 of the 2025 NHL Draft, and in the sixth round they made a pair of draft picks which will only add to their ever growing prospect pool.
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The 18-year-old Swedish defenseman joins a team well known for having someone with his last name
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As one of the youngest players in the draft, Mikkel Eriksen is someone Rangers fans should keep an eye on
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President and General Manager Chris Drury took two defenseman back-to-back with his second and third round picks in the 2025 NHL Draft. Here's a look at who he took with pick No. 89 in the third round.
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Sean Barnhill, the Rangers' 70th overall choice, comes from the Dubuque Fighting Saints of the USHL
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Malcolm Spence became the New York Rangers first pick of the 2025 NHL Draft. Here's everything you need to know about Spence and why he was chosen.
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The morning of June 28 brings the day the New York Rangers finally can begin their action in the 2025 NHL Draft. Here's a list of three names President and General Manager Chris Drury could be looking at for their first pick of the draft at No. 43..
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Did the Rangers fall behind the pack during Friday night's draft?
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The Philadelphia Flyers acquired the New York Rangers' first round pick from the Pittsburgh Penguins. What happened next should make Blueshirts fans feel better about not having a pick.
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Boston College's James Hagens was one of the first players off the board at the 2025 NHL Draft. While the chances were incredibly slim, it would have been great for a certain New York Ranger if Hagens became a Blueshirt.
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Matthew Schaefer was selected as the No. 1 overall pick in the 2025 NHL Draft by the New York Islanders. Here's how he fits into the rivalry against the Rangers.
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The New York Rangers were linked to a number of players around the time of the NHL trade deadline, specifically ones that they would have a chance to extend for the future.
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Tonight Round 1 of the 2025 NHL Draft will get underway in Los Angeles. The New York Rangers are currently without a pick, but have the opportunity to acquire one. Here's everything you need to know about their salary cap situation.
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The 18 year old Boston College center has appeared on several Rangers mock drafts in the last week
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K’Andre Miller is a restricted free agent and could be traded to another team for the next season. New York doesn’t want to sign Miller to a long-term contract. 
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The New York Rangers have to go back to the drawing board as one rumored forward target is no longer available.
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