New York Rangers Eyeing Top Undrafted Prospect Collin Graf

The New York Rangers are a top destination for undrafted free agents, and they are reportedly eyeing top prospect Collin Graf to join the team.

Many can remember when the New York Rangers managed to sign Jimmy Vesey. Guess who's causing a stir in the New York Rangers' front office now? It's none other than Collin Graf, the talented junior forward from Quinnipiac University! With his stellar performance on the Graf has become the talk of the town, and the Rangers' scouts at 4 Penn are buzzing with excitement.

Graf has been a standout player for the reigning National Champion Quinnipiac Bobcats, leading the team in scoring with 48 points in just 22 games this season. His versatility as a right wing/center has caught the attention of NHL teams, including the New York Rangers, who are eager to secure his talents as he wraps up his collegiate career.

New York Rangers interested in Collin Graf: a potential game-changer.

Yet it's not just the 21 year-olds stats that have teams clamoring for him. He's also made a name for himself on the national stage, playing a pivotal role in Quinnipiac's historic run to their first national championship last year. He scored the game winner in the semifinals and the game-tying goal in the final, before assisting on the championship winner.



Last season, Graf's offensive prowess was unmatched, recording points in an impressive 32 out of 41 games. He not only matched Quinnipiac's Division 1 record with 59 points but also tied for the NCAA lead with 38 assists. His ability to consistently produce on the ice has made Collin Graf a coveted prospect for NHL teams.


And it's not just the Rangers who have taken notice of Graf's talent. Other teams are interested too. He has become a top 10 contender for the prestigious Hobey Baker Award, which recognizes the top player in college hockey.

As the Bobcats continue their journey in the ECAC playoffs and quest for a repeat, Graf's performance remains a focal point for scouts and fans. With an average of 1.55 points per game this season, the former Boston JR Bruin has proven himself to be a game-changer out there and finally seems to be reaching his potential.

It's clear that Graf's future in hockey is bright, and NHL teams, including the Rangers, are eagerly awaiting the opportunity to add his talent to their systems. As he continues to impress with his skill and determination, the hockey world is watching to see where his journey will take him next.