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  • The Ducks are terminating Chris Kreider’s contract and he’ll become a free agent

    The Anaheim Ducks are placing Chris Kreider on waivers to terminate his contract and clear up more cap space. (Friedman)

    Kreider has agreed to this as he hopes to return to the East coast.

    He was slated to be in the last year of his seven-year contract that had a cap hit of $6.5 million but only $4 million in actual salary.

    The Rangers traded Kreider to Anaheim last year with the Ducks 2025 4th round pick for Carey Terrance and a 2025 third round pick that the Rangers used to select Artyom Gonchar.

    Last season for the Ducks, Kreider had 22 goals and 28 assists. Terrance had 8 goals and 9 assists in his rookie season in Hartford.

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  • Rangers are signing forward Eeli Tolvanen to a one-year deal

    The Rangers are signing forward Eeli Tolvanen to a one-year deal worth $1.5 million.

    Tolvanen, 27, has 92 goals and 98 assists in 423 career NHL games with Nashville and Seattle.

    He had 23 goals and 12 assists two seasons ago with Seattle and 12 goals and 24 assists last season. His shooting percentage last season was about half of what it was two seasons ago when he scored 23 goals on just about the same amount of shots.

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  • The 2026-27 New York Rangers Schedule

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  • The Home Opener is October 1st against Tampa

    The NHL has announced that the Rangers Home Opener will be on October 1st against Tampa Bay.

    The Rangers first game of the season will be on September 29th in Boston at 8PM.

    The Rangers will play the Red Wings in Detroit’s Home Opener on 10/2.

    The full 2026-27 schedule will be released tomorrow at 1PM.

  • Braden Schneider signs a one-year deal

    Braden Schneider has avoided his arbitration hearing and signed a one-year deal worth $5.5 million. (Friedman)

    Schneider is slated to be the Rangers third-pair right defenseman behind Adam Fox and newly acquired Sean Durzi.

    He will be an RFA with arbitration rights again next summer.

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