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The New York Rangers will look to clear more salary cap space
Arthur Staple of The Athletic: After trading Chris Kreider to the Anaheim Ducks last week, New York Rangers GM Chris Drury continues to look to gain cap flexibility ahead of free agency. They have just under $16 million in projected cap space with 16 players under contract.
The Rangers aren’t offering pending RFA defenseman K’Andre Miller much term. He’s two years away from unrestricted free agency. Could they do a two-year bridge deal at $5 million per? Since he’s not signed, any trade would take away from their cap space. Trading for someone like Bowen Byram (RFA who made $3.85 million last year) or Jordan Spence ($1.5 million next year) would eat into their cap.
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