Top NHL Prospects: Rangers, Canadiens, Islanders Shine

0:00It's March 27th. This is NHL News today, your AI-powered team coverage. The hockey news just dropped their future-washed 2026 rankings for the top 100 NHL prospects zeroing in on spots 21 through 40. New York Rangers fans have plenty to cheer about with Liam Greentree at number 40 and Gabe Perot at 28, both right-wingers' turning. Heads in the American hockey league, Greentree, a 20-year-old power forward, came over from the Los Angeles Kings in the trade for Artemis Panneron back in February. He lit up Junior Hockey last season with 49 goals and 119 points, and now he's gearing up for pro playoffs. Other teams shine too, like the Montreal Canadiens with David Rienbacher at 21 on defense, despite some injury-setbacks and the New York. Islanders boasting Kishan Aegison at 34 after he set a club record with 26 goals from the blue line. Playing Cooper, Detroit, and Philadelphia also land players in this group, from goalies

1:02like Trey Augustine to skilled wingers pushing toward the NHL. Scouts praise their long-term potential, blending size, skill, and leadership. These rankings come from team scouts evaluating ceilings five to ten years out, and more breakdowns are coming soon on the full top 100.