The New York Rangers have agreed on a two-year contract extension with forward Adam Edström.
The deal comes in at a total of $1.95 million and an average annual value of $975,000.
This contract comes at the same exact value as Matt Rempe's extension that was made official just a few days ago.
Edström burst onto the scene after having a strong performance at both rookie camp and training camp as he made the Rangers’ opening night roster.
The 24-year-old found a consistent role on the team’s fourth line and made an impact for a large part of the 2024-25 campaign.
However, Edström sustained a lower-body injury on Feb. 1, which required surgery and kept him out for the remainder of the season.
In 51 games, Edström recorded five goals, four assists, and nine points while averaging 9:16 minutes.