Rangers’ win over Sharks overshadowed by big Filip Chytil worry
NY Post
The Rangers’ eventual 3-2 win over the Sharks on Thursday night at Madison Square Garden faded to the background the moment Filip Chytil exited the game following a collision with K’Andre Miller in the second period.
Chytil briefly returned to the Rangers bench after Miller’s shoulder appeared to make contact with his head and forced him to the locker room, but only for one shift.
He then was ruled out for the third period with what the Rangers described as an upper-body injury.
“Day to day,” head coach Peter Laviolette said, as usual. “He’s getting evaluated right now.”
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