The Rangers haven’t enjoyed much good news during a lengthy slide, but Filip Chytil finally rejoined them on the ice Thursday in Tarrytown.

Chytil, who started the season as the Rangers’ second-line center, skated with the team for the first time since suffering a suspected concussion against the Hurricanes on Nov. 2 at the Garden.

The 24-year-old Chytil returned to New York earlier this week after spending the last several weeks in his native Czech Republic.

He skated Thursday with a red non-contact jersey and remains on long-term injured reserve.

The Rangers are still leading the Metro Division, but they are 3-5-2 on their last 10 games entering Friday’s game against Las Vegas, including a 1-2-1 mark on their recent West Coast road trip.