Igor Shesterkin, the star goaltender for the New York Rangers, has turned down an eight-year, $88 million contract offer, which would have made him the highest-paid goalie in NHL history. The offer aimed to surpass the previous record held by Carey Price's $84 million deal, but Shesterkin seeks to reset the goalie market with a more lucrative contract. Despite his desire to focus solely on the upcoming season, negotiations might resume if the Rangers propose a more appealing deal. Shesterkin's impressive track record includes a Vezina Trophy win and leading the NHL in wins since 2021, underscoring his value and the high stakes of his contract talks. As an unrestricted free agent next summer if no agreement is reached, Shesterkin's future with the Rangers remains uncertain.