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Rangers have room to maneuver with NHL salary cap

With two preseason games in the books, let’s take a quick look at the math and how one possible opening-night lineup for the Rangers stacks up against the $73-million salary cap.

Hint: They’ve got room to maneuver.

NHL teams must be salary-cap compliant by Oct. 11, before the first games of the regular season on Oct. 12.

Forwards (13)

Rick Nash: $7,800,000

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Derek Stepan: $6,500,000

Chris Kreider: $4,625,000

Mats Zuccarello: $4,500,000

J.T. Miller: $2,750,000

Mika Zibanejad: $2,650,000

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Kevin Hayes: $2,600,000

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Michael Grabner: $1,650,000

Brandon Pirri: $1,100,000

Jesper Fast: $950,000

Jimmy Vesey: $925,000

Pavel Buchnevich: $925,000

Nathan Gerbe: $600,000

Total: $37,575,000

Defensemen (7)

Marc Staal: $5,700,000

Dan Girardi: $5,500,000

Ryan McDonagh: $4,700,000

Kevin Klein: $2,900,000

Nick Holden: $1,650,000

Brady Skjei: $925,000

Dylan McIlrath: $800,000

Total: $22,175,000

Goalies (2)

Henrik Lundqvist $8,500,000

Antti Raanta $1,000,000

Total: $9,500,000

Total estimated cap charge: $69,250,000

In this scenario, assigning forward Tanner Glass (32, $1.