The New York Rangers Prospect Power Rankings for November highlight the top ten skaters under 23 years old in the organization. Brennan Othmann is notably absent due to injury, while Brett Berard rises to the top spot after a strong performance with the Hartford Wolf Pack and a successful call-up to the Rangers.

Other prospects like Gabe Perreault and Brody Lamb also show promise, with Perreault's playmaking skills standing out. The rankings reflect the evolving dynamics of the Rangers' prospect pool, emphasizing the potential of young talent in the NHL pipeline.

The inaugural New York Rangers prospect power rankings highlight the top emerging talents in the organization. Each month, players will be evaluated based on their performance, expectations, and personal insights.

The rankings feature Gabe Perreault leading with impressive stats from Boston College, followed by Victor Mancini making waves with the Rangers. Other notable prospects include Noah Laba, Brett Berard, and Brennan Othmann, each showcasing their potential despite challenges.

The Hartford Wolf Pack concluded their homestand with a thrilling comeback victory against the Grand Rapids Griffins, winning 3-2 in overtime. After trailing 2-0, Ryder Korczak scored the game-winning goal just 2:44 into overtime, marking his first career goal and securing the team's first win when down after two periods this season.

The Griffins initially took the lead with two goals from Dominik Shine, but the Wolf Pack rallied in the third period, with goals from Dylan Roobroeck and Adam Sýkora to force overtime.

The New York Rangers are actively managing their roster to optimize their salary cap space, particularly in light of injuries. Jimmy Vesey has been placed on Long-Term Injured Reserve (LTIR) and Ryan Lindgren on Injured Reserve (IR), which opens up two spots on the roster.

While Vesey will miss the entire month of October, Lindgren is expected to return soon. The Rangers have also sent several non-waiver players to the AHL, allowing them to recall others to fill in. This strategic move is aimed at maximizing their LTIR space while ensuring they have enough players for the season opener.