The New York Rangers have offered a one-season contract extension worth $ 1.75 million to forward Ryan Reaves.
Newly acquired by the New York Rangers, Ryan Reaves has agreed to a contract extension for the 2022-23 season that will net him $ 1.75 million.
There is one season left on his current contract. He will receive the same amount in 2021-22.
The Rangers acquired Reaves from the Vegas Golden Knights this week in return for a 2022 third-round pick. tough.
Ever since Tom Wilson injured Artemi Panarin and received a $ 5,000 fine for bullying Pavel Buchnevich, the Rangers have wanted to add more toughness to their squad.
The Rangers fired their chairman John Davidson and general manager Jeff Gorton and replaced them with Drury, who holds both positions. They parted with Buchnevich and acquired the hardy Barclay Goodrow, Jarred Tinordi and Patrik Nemeth, in addition to Reaves.
Golden Knights general manager Kelly McCrimmon said “Reaves’ unique toughness, character and skills will be missed by his team.” The six-foot-two, 225-pound winger was a respected teammate and leader in the Golden Knights. He played 209 regular season and 48 playoff games with Vegas, in addition to making the Stanley Cup Finals in their inaugural season.
Elsewhere in the NHL, the Dallas Stars have awarded forward Joel Kiviranta a two-year contract. The deal will net him $ 1.05 million per season. The Finn scored six goals in the Stars’ long playoff run in 2019-20.
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