The loss of Chris Kreider could certainly be significant for the New York Rangers, but there’s one player who’s poised to ...

As the Anaheim Ducks get ready for the new NHL season, there is a real buzz around the team. Following a jump in the ...

Kreider will play for Joel Quenneville, a three-time Stanley Cup winner with the Chicago Blackhawks (2010, 2013, 2015).

Heavy.com is proposing a trade that sees the New York Rangers take advantage of a division rival dealing with an unhappy ...

A trade pitch from Heavy.com has the New York Rangers acquiring Patrik Laine from the Montreal Canadiens to bolster its offense.

For me it’s been kind of gradual, which I think is nice,” Kreider said of the transition. “I don’t know; I have nothing to compare it to." ...

USA Hockey has announced the roster for the U.S. Men's Olympic Orientation Camp. The 44-member roster featured four former Boston College men’s hockey players, defenseman Noah Hanifin and forwards ...

Chris also upgrades both of our special teams units, something we really needed to address." The Ducks will take on the final two years of Kreider's contract, which pays him $6.5 million annually.

Kreider has 326 career goals and 582 points in 883 regular-season games. He took a step back in production this season, with 22 goals and eight assists in 68 games.

Chris Kreider Makes His Presence Felt Kreider scored 38 seconds into the Rangers’ 3-2 win and dropped hard hits on Alexander Ovechkin and Brooks Orpik. By Pat Pickens Rangers 3, Capitals 2 ...

But Chris Kreider, the 20-year-old rookie forward from Boxford, Mass., who made his NHL debut in Monday's 1-0 win, is generating his share of interest, as well.