The Rangers announced Sunday that Filip Chytil will miss the remainder of the season after suffering a setback Friday morning in his attempt to return from a suspected concussion.

For the most part, a cone of silence has surrounded Filip Chytils status. This coming Thursday, it will be 11 weeks to the day since the Rangers center suffered a suspected concussion while bouncing off of Carolinas Jesper Fast in a mid-ice collision in which his head was never a point of contact.

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The Rangers capped a discouraging month with their most definitive win in some time, a 7-2 victory over the Senators on Saturday night at Canadian Tire Centre, to alleviate at least a pinch of the pressure that has steadily mounted on this team heading into the break.

There's plenty going on in Rangers land, including a brutal loss Tuesday in San Jose, Nick Bonino getting waived at Filip Chytil back at practice.

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The Rangers lost three of four games on their west-coast swing and still managed to stay atop the Metropolitan Division standings.