The New York Rangers’ season has ended, and following the promotion of Chris Drury to President and General Manager, there are a lot of decisions to be made about the future of the roster. One of those decisions involves goaltending, specifically Alexandar Georgiev.
Back in October of 2020, the New York Rangers signed Georgiev to a two-year, $2.425 million contract. The AAV ended up being higher than was expected, as Georgiev was coming off an entry-level contract, but it allowed the Rangers to avoid an arbitration hearing. With the departure of Henrik Lundqvist and the Rangers deal with Georgiev, last season’s three goalie rotation was adjusted and solved for 2020-21.