The New York Rangers agreed to terms with forward Jonny Brodzinski to a two-year extension on Wednesday.

The New York Rangers announced on Wednesday that the team agreed to terms with forward Jonny Brodzinski on a two-year, $1.575 million contract extension. The deal is a one-way contract and will carry an average cap hit of $787,500 annually. 

Brodzinski earned a full-time role with the big club this season, playing in 37 games at the NHL level and tallying four goals and 11 assists. He has earned a prominent role in the team's bottom-six, playing alongside Will Cuylle and Kaapo Kakko. 

He joined the team in 2020, signing on as depth for the AHL's Hartford Wolf Pack. He's stuck around with the Rangers as a depth option over the past few seasons, signing multiple extensions prior to Wednesday's deal. 

Brodzinski served as Hartford's captain since 2021-22, totaling 56 goals and 73 assists in 113 games with the Wolf Pack. Prior to this season, he earned played 44 games with the Rangers between 2020-21 and 2022-23 seasons. 

Across his NHL career, he's spent time with the Los Angeles Kings and San Jose Sharks organizations, boasting 138 games of NHL experience with 13 goals and 19 assists. 

Matthew Page contributed to this report.