Morgan Barron Article

Rick Carpiniello, who covers the Rangers for The Athletic, wrote a terrific feature on Morgan Barron. Although it’s a subscription site (and well worth the $ IMO), you may be able to access the article as a sample freebie.

As the Rangers wait for him to turn pro, Cornell's Morgan Barron eyes an NCAA title #NYR @TheAthleticNYC @TheAthleticNHL [t.co] pic.twitter.com/s5NBkUspCs

— Rick Carpiniello (@RickCarpiniello) January 28, 2020

get his brother here!

ugarte
get his brother here!

Unfortunately his brother plays Major Junior so he’s ineligible for NCAA hockey

scoop85

ugarte
get his brother here!

Unfortunately his brother plays Major Junior so he’s ineligible for NCAA hockey

how do we undo this

ugarte

scoop85

ugarte
get his brother here!

Unfortunately his brother plays Major Junior so he’s ineligible for NCAA hockey

how do we undo this

Get yourself appointed to the NCAA rules committee.

scoop85

ugarte

scoop85

ugarte
get his brother here!

Unfortunately his brother plays Major Junior so he’s ineligible for NCAA hockey

how do we undo this

Get yourself appointed to the NCAA rules committee.

interesting. so i built this time machine for nothing?

From the NY Post this morning (1/30/2020):

NY Post 1/30/2020

Up-front, Morgan Barron is making a name for himself with his terrific Cornell team, as the 6-foot-3, 210-pound center could be a second coming of Brian Boyle.

I can't wait for him to develop into a great player, and be traded for a bag of pucks to Columbus. SMH the Rangers waste so much homegrown talent.

The Rancor
I can't wait for him to develop into a great player, and be traded for a bag of pucks to Columbus. SMH the Rangers waste so much homegrown talent.

I see him at the NHL level as probably a third line forward who will chip in with some scoring and be a solid guy on the PK. I don't think he's NHL superstar material.

scoop85

The Rancor
I can't wait for him to develop into a great player, and be traded for a bag of pucks to Columbus. SMH the Rangers waste so much homegrown talent.

I see him at the NHL level as probably a third line forward who will chip in with some scoring and be a solid guy on the PK. I don't think he's NHL superstar material.

I agree. I see him being a solid contributor, given the chance (see: matt moulson) He has the Black and Blue Shirt ethos down, and I loved the Ranger team that went to the Cup Finals and sadly lost- and then they broke up the whole thing. It was a team of greater than the sum of its parts, much like the modern Big Red.