Mike Sullivan expecting big things from Rangers prospects Liam Greentree, Cole Beaudoin: 'Sky's the limit'
Liam Greentree and Cole Beaudoin were among the latest group of prospects cut from Rangers camp, but head coach Mike Sullivan believes in their long-term potential.
The Rangers have added two promising prospects, Liam Greentree and Cole Beaudoin, to their roster on Friday as they trim their lineup for the upcoming season. Both young players were standout performers during both rookie and professional camp as well as preseason activities. Despite limited openings on the NHL roster, head coach Mike Sullivan expressed optimism about their potential.
Sullivan praised the duo, describing them as talented, coachable, and competitive. The coach believes they possess significant upside and have a strong chance of becoming impactful NHL players. Greentree, a skilled winger, has consistently scored over 30 goals over the past three seasons with the Windsor Spitfires, including a 100+ point season.
Beaudoin, a powerful center, has continued to refine his two-way game, ending his last season with career-high statistics. While they will begin their professional careers together in Hartford, it is not inconceivable that they could make an immediate impact in the NHL. The future certainly looks bright for these two prospects, with the sky seemingly the limit for their hockey careers.
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