There’s a solid argument to be made that one day No. 20 will be retired by both the New York Rangers and New York Mets.

Chris Kreider is no longer the longest-tenured member of the New York Rangers. A career that began when he was ...

Chris Kreider had many memorable moments over his decade plus with the Rangers. However none of them were more clutch or icon than his hat trick in Game Six of the second round in the 2024 Stanley Cup ...

The New York Rangers’ 2021-22 season was a unique one, as they returned to the playoffs and made an improbable run to the Eastern Conference Final after spending the past four seasons rebuilding.

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." ...

Chris Kreider is now a former member of the New York Rangers, and although his end in the Big Apple was bad, he expressed his appreciation for his time with the Rangers.

Kreider is a known leader to the team, and with being on the Rangers so long, that was his family. Ranger fans now know him as a Duck player, but he will always be an original Ranger player.

Rangers forward Chris Kreider was fined $5,000 for hitting Stars center Cody Eakin in the head with a helmet. The NHL said that's the maximum penalty under the collective bargaining agreement.

Chris Kreider scored in the first minute and final second of the opening period, Rick Nash and Dan Boyle added goals in the third, and the Rangers held on to edge the Capitals 4-3 in Game 6.