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Chytil played only 10 games this season for the Rangers, scoring six assists. He is in the first year of the four-year contract he signed with New York that pays him $4.437 million annually.

The New York Rangers got some excellent news on the injury front on Monday, as according to Emily Kaplan, Rangers center Filip Chytil is returning to New York. NEWSLETTERS Emailed Daily.

If New York decides to give Chytil more rest and wait for their next home game to bring him back, that would be Monday against the St. Louis Blues. Rangers' Filip Chytil Knocked Out of Game After ...

Filip Chytil #72 and K’Andre Miller #79 of the New York Rangers collide during the second period against the San Jose Sharks. Getty Images. On the collision with Miller — similar to the one ...