Brett Berard has had a strong start to the season with the Hartford Wolf Pack, leading the team in goals and ranking second in points after 10 games. Despite his scoring success, he has struggled with consistency, going the last five games without a point. However, it's early in the season, and there is confidence that he will find his rhythm as the season progresses.

Brett Berard is not expected to return to the lineup, but since he was the last forward sent back to Hartford, he will be the first option called up in case of an injury.

Brett Berard remains with the Rangers as part of the forward group while Jimmy Vesey and Artemi Panarin are sidelined. He is expected to be returned to Hartford once Panarin is cleared for the season opener, indicating that his time with the team may be short-lived.

Brett Berard remains with the Rangers, although his situation is unclear. While Othmann was unable to make enough of an impression to secure a spot in the top-nine, Berard's role is more focused on the fourth line. He competes with players like Matt Rempe and Adam Edstrom, and while he has the potential to move up in the lineup, he is primarily seen as a gritty bottom-six winger with offensive talent. If both Othmann and Berard are sent down, Berard is likely to be the call-up for a defense-first role, while Othmann may be called up for offensive needs.

Brett Berard's future with the Rangers is uncertain as he faces the possibility of being cut during training camp. Given the team's financial commitments elsewhere, they need young players like Berard to step up and contribute on affordable contracts. However, his chances of making a significant impact seem slim, especially with the expectation that he may be returned to Hartford once Ryan Lindgren is healthy. His inconsistency during the preseason raises further doubts about his role in the lineup.