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    Remy Mastey
    Jul 30, 2024, 19:09

    Despite an arbitration hearing scheduled for Friday, the Rangers and Ryan Lindgren have agreed on a one-year $4.5 million contract.

    The New York Rangers have re-signed Ryan Lindgren to a one-year $4.5 million contract, avoiding arbitration.

    Lindgren and the Rangers have been negotiating a new contract for the entirety of the offseason, but were far off when it came to term and finances of the contract.

    Now, the two sides can resume negotiations for a long-term deal on Jan. 1 due to the collective bargaining agreement.

    The Rangers were reportedly offering between $4 million and $4.25 million per year while Lindgren was seeking up to $5 million.

    This past season the 26-year-old defenseman had three goals, 14 assists and 17 points in 76 games. 

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