3 Stars Of The Week: North American Prospects Edition, Nov 7, 2017

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When drafting prospects, teams will scout players and select those who may be able to make an impact on their team down the line. Sometimes, they scout and analyze but throw a pick at a wall and see if it sticks. The Rangers have a plethora of prospects that are brewing in the system, thrown at a wall attempting to stick somewhere. Here are the three stars of the week from the Rangers’ North American prospect pool!

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3rd Star: Tyler Nanne, D/C, Minnesota Golden Gophers (NCAA)

The Rangers’ fifth-round pick (142nd overall) in the 2014 NHL Entry Draft tallied his first collegiate goal and a plus/minus of +2 on November 4th versus Michigan State.

Nanne is currently posting a plus/minus of +4, which is tied for fourth on the team. So far, he’s recorded two points in ten games for the Minnesota Golden Gophers.

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2nd Star: Timothy Gettinger, LW, Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds (OHL)

Timothy Gettinger, the tall 6 foot 6 forward, tallied a point in two of the three contests during the week (one goal, one assist) for the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds. He has recorded a point in five of his last six games garnering four goals and three assists, along with nine points over his last nine games by putting up five goals and four assists.

Currently, Gettinger is tied for fifth in shots on goal this season in the OHL with 74. He also leads his club in shots on goal, is second in goals (9), third in points (19), and currently sits in fourth in assists (10) this season.

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1st Star: Ty Ronning, RW, Vancouver Giants, WHL

Ronning had a great week by posting multi-point games in both contests for the Vancouver Giants. He tallied five points (3 goals, 2 assists) and fourteen shots on goal toal in both contests. He put up three points (one goal, two assists) on Nov. 3 vs. Kamloops Blazers, and two goals on Nov. 4, also against the Kamloops Blazers.

Ronning extended his point-scoring streak to four games and has recorded a goal or a point in six of his last seven contests for Vancouver.

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