The New York Rangers and restricted free-agent forward Pavel Buchnevich have agreed to terms on a new contract, the club announced Friday.
Buchnevich's new deal is for two years at $3.25 million annually, reports the New York Post's Larry Brooks.
The 24-year-old had a salary arbitration hearing scheduled for Monday.
Buchnevich collected a career-high 21 goals while posting 38 points in his third season with the Rangers, who drafted him 75th overall in 2013. He joined New York in 2016-17 after playing parts of four campaigns in the KHL.
The Rangers are currently over the cap with two more restricted free agents - Brendan Lemieux and Tony DeAngelo - still in need of deals, according to CapFriendly.
