NY Rangers ink Miller to 2-year, almost 8 million dollar extension

The New York Rangers have inked restricted free agent defenceman K’Andre Miller to a 2-season deal extension.

K’Andre Miller signed a two-year, $7.744 million contract with the Rangers on Tuesday. It has an average annual value of $3.872 million. The 23-year-old defenseman was a restricted free agent. https://t.co/PISP77FvoP

— NHL.com (@NHLdotcom) July 11, 2023

With his new contract, the player will earn almost 4 million dollars per year.

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K’Andre (23) notched 9 goals and gave 34 assists with the organization in the past season, his 3^rd campaign in the National Hockey League. He also had an assist in 7 postseason matches.

Since being drafted with the 22^nd overall pick by the NY Rangers at the 2018 NHL Draft, Miller has scored 21 goals and has 54 assists in 214 career matches, notching 2 goals and giving 6 assists in 27 clashes in the playoffs.

This is actually a very fair AAV for K’Andre Miller. I thought he would get over $4m, scoring 40 points, but the 2nd half of the season and playoffs were not good and cost him some money. Hopefully this is a message sent and he has a monster 2 years for #NYR. Good work by Drury. https://t.co/AigszW6dQN

— John (@92In82) July 11, 2023