One of the most overlooked aspect to this summer's New York Rangers' evolution that everyone is terrified of is the team's prospect pool.
Thanks to a decade-long stretch of successful hockey, followed by three years of very successful hockey and a series of blockbuster trades that lifted the team of future 1st round draft picks, the Rangers' prospect pool has become shallow.
Both Pavel Buchnevich and Brady Skjei would like to have a word with you if you're claiming it's devoid of any blue chip prospects, and Robin Kovacs might bump his way into that conversation as well, but it's worth noting outside of the very top of the list there's not a ton of names that mean very much.