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Rookie Camp Filled With … Rookies

Adam Sykora is set to attend his 4th rookie camp

It’s September, and the NHL is gearing up for the 2026-27 seasons, the New York Rangers included. Belatedly at least. Almost a week after the Philadelphia Flyers announced their rookie camp roster and schedule, the Rangers announced theirs. Ah yes, what a life it is to be one who follows your New York Rangers.

I guess we should be thankful we get anything at this point. At any rate, enough with the grousing, let’s take a look at what the roster looks like. Meanwhile, if you’re interested at a couple of guys worth keeping tabs on check out this – Prospects Are Looking Good.

Prospects Are Looking Good

Dylan Roobroeck is looking to bounce back after a down season

As we head into New York Rangers Rookie Camp this week, a number of prospects will be looking to stand out. To the make the roster out of camp this year is going to be particularly challenging, but there are some positions that could become available as the season progresses.

While there’s a few names that are easy to circle, there’s a number of others who could be in the Rangers future. Let’s take a look at some of the guys who are not front and center, but might make an early impression an potentially earn a call-up some time this season.

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