Filip Chytil is a Czech professional ice hockey center, playing for the New York Rangers in the NHL as of October 2024. He was drafted by the Rangers 21st overall in the 2017 NHL Draft. After signing a three-year entry-level contract, he earned a spot in training camp and won the Lars-Erik Sjöberg Award as the top rookie. Chytil played only two NHL games initially and went to the AHL to play for the Hartford Wolf Pack. Chytil scored his first NHL goal in March 2018.
After re-signing with the Rangers in 2021, he faced challenges with injuries, including multiple concussions. However, he made a triumphant return during the 2024 Stanley Cup playoffs, helping his team secure crucial victories. However, the Rangers could not win the Stanley Cup. However, they did win the President's Trophy for the best record in the league.
Filip Chytil nationality
Filip Chytil is a native of the Czech Republic and holds Czech nationality. He has represented his country at various international levels, including being a member of the Czech Republic under-18 team that won gold at the 2016 Ivan Hlinka Memorial Tournament and CHL Top Prospects Game.
Where is Filip Chytil’s hometown?
Chytil's hometown is Kroměříž, Czech, where he began his journey at a young age. He first developed his skills playing youth hockey for HC Zlín, a local club. Competing in the Czech junior leagues, he worked on improving his skills and caught the attention of scouts. As per reports, In 2016, Chytil moved to North America to play for the Kitchener Rangers in the Ontario Hockey League (OHL).
FAQs on Filip Chytil
A. No, Filip Chytil is from Czech Republic
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A. As of October 2024, Filip Chytil is 25 years old.
