The Rangers were conducting speed-skating drills and timing each player as they went one by one, and Sykora was the fastest from the goal line to the opposite blue line.
“They told me that I was the best one here,” the 18-year-old Slovakian said as his signature smile stretched across his face. “So I’m so happy about that, but it’s just testing. I’m so happy I was the fastest skater here.”
Sykora has been playing in the Tipos Extraliga, the top hockey league in Slovakia, the past three seasons. Sykora agreed with that sentiment, saying it was fun to cap the 2022-23 campaign with playoff games for the Wolf Pack. He said he hopes to play all of next season in the American Hockey League with the Rangers affiliate.
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