Canucks head coach Rick Tocchet announced that Filip Chytil has entered NHL concussion protocol after No. 72 was forced to leave Saturday night’s game in Vancouver with 4:42 remaining in the ...

Vancouver Canucks. Filip Chytil may not play again this season because of lingering symptoms from a concussion the Canucks forward sustained on a hit into the boards March 15.. Chytil, who was ...

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That opportunity came when the Rangers selected Chytil with the 17th overall pick in the 2017 NHL Draft. Upon being drafted though, Chytil faced a whole new challenge.

Going into last season, there was so much hope surrounding the New York Rangers and their chances of winning the Stanley Cup. They were coming off a season in which they won the Presidents’ Trophy and ...

That’s because at age 25, in his eighth NHL season, Chytil’s potential and ceiling are still as high as they were when he made his debut Oct. 5, 2017.

There were just over two minutes to go at the Garden on Sunday, the Rangers were leading the Islanders, 4-2, and Filip Chytil was on the hunt for the puck that happened to be on the stick of ...

According to NHL Edge, Chytil ranks among the 90th percentile of NHL skaters for Top Skating Speed and in the 95th percentile for Speed Bursts Over 32 kph.

Instead, president Jim Rutherford and general manager Patrik Allvin have made a series of bets, ones that will all have to ...

After his selection, Chytil made his NHL debut in the 2017-2018 season. He initially played two seasons in the AHL with the Hartford Wolf Pack to gain experience before professional play.

“I was always dreaming about it,” Chytil said about his goals of reaching the NHL. “We are coming back to what my parents taught me as a kid, I had hard work in me as well.