Six things Rangers General Manager Chris Drury has done right so far this offseason: 1. Moving on from Chris Kreider.

The New York Rangers found a way to free up cap space to use this summer in one of the hardest ways for their fan base when they traded team leader Chris Kreider to the Anaheim Ducks.

The move to Anaheim is now entirely up to Chris Kreider after the Rangers have struck a preliminary agreement with the Ducks to trade their senior player.. The Post has learned that while Anaheim ...

The longest-tenured Ranger is on his way to Anaheim after being traded to Ducks on June 12. Here are the details.

Chris Kreider: A Rangers franchise great. Kreider is the most familiar of them all, having been drafted 19th overall by the Rangers in 2009 before making his anticipated debut in the 2012 playoffs.

Chris Kreider: A Rangers franchise great. Kreider is the most familiar of them all, having been drafted 19th overall by the Rangers in 2009 before making his anticipated debut in the 2012 playoffs.

With two big splashes on the same day, GM Chris Drury continued to put his stamp on a retooling New York roster.

Chris Kreider was a designated healthy scratch ahead of the Rangers’ 5-0 thrashing by the Devils on Monday afternoon at Prudential Center.. The decision to sit the longest-tenured Ranger comes ...

The trade that sent Chris Kreider to the Anaheim Ducks was completed June 12, but the divorce between the Rangers and their ...

The NHL offseason hasn’t even started, yet the Rangers have already made waves by trading franchise pillar Chris Kreider to the Anaheim Ducks. That should tell you where team president Chris Drury’s ...

After the year Chris Kreider had on the ice throughout the 2024-25 National Hockey League season, a lot of fans are calling for his removal from the New York Rangers roster, but fans show be ...

Chris Kreider: A Rangers franchise great. Kreider is the most familiar of them all, having been drafted 19th overall by the Rangers in 2009 before making his anticipated debut in the 2012 playoffs.