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Mike Sullivan Believes He's Gotten A Large Enough Sample Size Of Rangers' Youth

The 2025-26 season was not one to remember for the New York Rangers , but there's a small silver lining. 

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You guys released the THN Future Watch recently, so name your favorite prospect that was featured in that new edition.

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I'm gonna go first, because if Ryan takes my guy, I don't have a second.

I'm gonna go with Montreal's Ivan Demidov, or Demidov, however you wanna pronounce it.

man, oh, man, th- there's not like a day that goes by where someone posts some KHL highlight of this kid just tearing it up.

Yeah.

So, I think the NHL's better when the Habs are a good team, similar to like the Leafs.

Like, it's just more exciting when you've got the big markets excited about hockey and- Yeah th- that they're in the mix.

So I can't wait for this guy to come to the NHL.

I can't wait to see what he's gonna do with all those other young guys that Montreal has up front.

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So, I'm not gonna say where Demidov ranks, but, you know, he- he's a player.

He's- He's high gonna be something.

A ball player.

He's up there.

I'm gonna go with Berkly Catton, the Seattle Kraken prospect playing in the WHL with Spokane.

purely I, I've always liked Berkly Catton's game, but the article written by Ken Campbell is, very fun.

It talks about the dedication Berkly Catton had to, you know, playing outside, just on his own, uh- Wow when he was away from the rink, playing on outdoor rinks, much to the detriment of his own health at times.

Gosh.

So definitely read that story.

It is an eye-opener.

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