Rangers President John Davidson and GM Jeff Gorton both said that they expect Chris Kreider to be with the Rangers when training camp starts next month. (NHL.com) Davidson said that things can change but that Kreider is a “valued member” of the Rangers and Gorton said that the hope is that Kreider will help the […]
Read MoreChris Kreider’s name is reportedly “everywhere”
Larry Brooks tweeted that while he can’t say anything is “brewing,” people around the NHL are saying that Chris Kreider’s name is “everywhere.” Kreider is entering the final-year of his contract at $4.625 million. He has an eleven-team list where he can reject a trade. The Rangers have a buyout window that ends tomorrow at […]
Read MoreWhat to expect from the Rangers this week
7/10 | EJ Hradek said on the NHL Network on Tuesday evening, “I talked to Jeff Gorton yesterday and he said that it’s a process and they are working on it. There is arbitration that they can go through and get a deal done for a year and then get back at it on a […]
Read MoreThe Rangers reportedly wanted #16 pick from Colorado for Kreider
6.28.19 | The Rangers have not had any serious negotiations with Kreider about a contract extension, “just cursory conversation” according to Craig Custance. (The Athletic) 6.26.19 | Elliotte Friedman writes at Sportsnet that Colorado was “unwilling” to include the 16th overall pick in a potential deal for Chris Kreider. Colorado took Alex Newhook with the […]
Read MoreThe Chris Kreider situation is likely to heat up shortly
6/18/19 | Kreider’s agent has submitted his list of 11 teams that he would not accept a trade to. (Pierre LeBrun, Athletic) 6/17/19 | Jeff Gorton said that the Rangers were waiting to get John Davidson on board before starting “meaningful discussions” with Chris Kreider’s agent about a new contract. (NY Post) Gorton said that […]
Read MoreThe Rangers who could be trade options this summer
6/5/19 | Chris Kreider was ranked 8th on Craig Custance’s trade board at The Athletic. (The Athletic) He says that the Rangers “obviously like” Kreider but a trade is a “realistic scenario” if his potential long-term contract doesn’t coincide with their rebuild. (The Athletic) Kreider has one-year left on his contract and Larry Brooks wrote […]
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