Zac Jones strikes the free and unrestricted free agent after Rangers decision

Zach Jones was one of four players who did not extend to the qualifying offers on Monday, which made the 24 -year -old defender a free and unrestricted agent for the first time in his career.

Blueeshirts had a long -term estimate as a seventh defender, who had a UMASS product Feeling as “moldy” While it bounces inside and outside the squad during the past five seasons.

It was a regulatory decision not only allowed Jones to test its value in the end about NHL, but also gives Rangers some area of ​​the maximum to work with and protect potential display papers.

Jones, who was a healthy scratch 36 times last season, got permission to speak to other teams last season.

Obviously, nothing is achieved at all.

His arbitration rights have warned against Rangers against the possibility that the number of his maximum would exceed a comfortable amount.

Rangers gave an offer to Jones earlier this summer, the post mentioned for the first time, but the details are unclear.

In 115 games with Rangers, Jones ended four goals and 24 assists.

Along with Jones, Rangers did not make qualified offers to Arthur Caliev, Jake Lacingin or Lucas Edmonds.

Kalev, who received exemptions from kings in January, played in just three games with Rangers before suffering from an injury to the upper body.

Blueshirts, for every source, has not seen the 24 -year -old wing as a seizure in the squad.

Rangers gave Qo to the restrictions of the free agents K’andre Miller, Will Cuylle, Dylan Garand, Brendan Brisson and Talyn Boyko.

The qualified offer guarantees that Rangers has the right to the first rejection or can obtain the draft selection compensation if the player falls with another team.

The player can accept the qualified offer, continue negotiating a new contract, or perhaps signing a display paper with another team.