New York Rangers have had a disappointing season and they are looking to improve their list to make the playoffs.
However, New York has no choice in the first round when the Rangers chose to give up their first round choice in 2025 and keep the choice in 2026.
The Rangers have eight choices in the NHL 2025 recovery on June 27 to 28, and here is a planned simulation project for New York.
New York Rangers NHL Mock Draft 2025
Round 2, choose 43: Jack Murtagh, LW, Userdp
The Rangers have no choice before the second round and will select Jack Murtagh, a left winger of the national team development program.
Murtagh scored 7 goals and 11 assists for 18 points in 24 games and was committed to the University of Boston.
Round 3, choose 79: Drew Schock, D, Userdp
The Rangers have two choices in the third round and will take a defender of the national team development program in Drew Schock with their first choice.
Schock recorded 5 goals and 12 assists last season and got into Michigan.
Round 3, Pick 89: David Bedkowski, D, Owen Sound
The Rangers will take David Bedkowski, a defender, from Owen Sound in the OHL. Bedkowski recorded 3 goals and 4 assists in 35 games, but the 6 -foot defender 5 inch had 73 minutes of penalty when he is a physical defender of stop.
Round 4, Pick 111: Mason Moe, C, Madison
The Rangers use the 111th choice on Mason Moe, a Madison center in USHL. The MOE recorded 17 goals and 26 assists for 43 points in 51 games and is engaged in Minnesota.
Round 5, Pick 139: Bruno Idzan, LW, Lincoln
New York returns to the USHL to release Bruno Idzan from the USHL. Idzan recorded 22 goals and 22 assists for 44 points and got into Wisconsin.
Round 6, Pick 166: Jordan Charron, RW, Sault Ste. Married
The Rangers release an Ontario winger in the sixth round. Jordan Charron scored 10 goals and 11 assists for 21 points in 48 games.
Round 6, choice 171: Jayden Krus, G, Victoria
A chance to find a flight in the Deagt is to take a goalkeeper because they are difficult to project. With their sixth choice in the draft, the Rangers come out Jayden Krus from Victoria. He went 25-8-9 with a GAA of 2.86 and a .908 SV%.
Round 7, Pick 203: Lucas Karmiris, C, Brampton
The latest choice of Rangers is Lucas Karmiris, a Brampton center in the OHL. Karmiris recorded 13 goals and 35 points last season.
Published by Cole Shelton
