Thankfully for the Rangers, center Filip Chytil was back on the ice shortly after taking a scary knee-to-knee hit during Tuesday's preseason game against the Islanders.

He entered training camp as "a full go," according to team president Chris Drury, and has practiced the first three days with no restrictions. He's hoping to play in as many preseason games as he can, with head coach Peter Laviolette happy to oblige.

During the Rangers' 3-2 preseason victory against the Bruins, Filip Chytil made a major statement with his play.

In the grand scheme of things, winning and especially losing games in the preseason don’t mean much. Losing players does, however. The New York Rangers seemed to dodge a major bullet at

The Rangers lost two players at once — and three overall — in their comeback 6-4 win over the Islanders in their second exhibition game Tuesday night at Madison Square Garden. Only one returned. Artemi Panarin (lower-body injury) and Ryan Lindgren (upper-body injury) both left Tuesday’s contest and did not return.

Filip Chytil and the New York Rangers apparently dodged an unfortunate situation in their preseason game against the New York […]