Report: Rangers Sign K’Andre Miller to Entry-Level Contract
The 2018 first-round pick will officially turn pro for the 2020-2021
The New York Rangers have signed K’Andre Miller to an entry-level contract, according to Cap Friendly.
The 2018 first-round selection had recently finished his sophomore season at Wisconsin. The contract begins next season, meaning that the Rangers will get three full seasons of Miller on his entry-level contract.
K’Andre Miller #NYRangers
— CapFriendly (@CapFriendly) March 14, 2020
2018 22nd overall pick
3 year ELC starting in 2020-21
$925,000 cap hit / $1,275,000 AAV
$832,500 Base + $92,500 SB in all 3 seasons.
+ Schedule 'A' Bonus breakdown:
2020-21: $300,000
2021-22: $350,000
2022-23: $400,000https://t.co/axtb6szMj9 pic.twitter.com/WekRQSuIt9
Miller was supposedly poised to join the Hartford Wolf Pack for the remainder of the 2019-2020 season on an amateur tryout agreement. Obviously, abrupt hiatus for practically every sports league, the AHL included, throws a wrench into this plan. Nobody knows what rules will be in place when the NHL and AHL continue this season, if it even happens, but Miller would theoretically be eligible to play for Hartford in the playoffs.
