In his second game back from an upper-body injury, Chris Kreider seems to have captured his usual role back with the New York ...

The New York Rangers will be without veteran forward Chris Kreider for at least three games after the team placed him on injured reserve Tuesday, per New York Post's Larry Brooks. The move is ...

On Tuesday, the team placed forward Chris Kreider (upper body) on injured reserve retroactive to Sunday. Players on IR have to miss a minimum of seven days. The Rangers are scheduled to play three ...

Advertisement One of those conversations will surround Chris Kreider, who was named in management’s infamous memo alongside Jacob Trouba. Kreider’s having a down year and is further weighed ...

The flip side of the coin is that Chris Kreider was placed on IR with an upper-body injury. That is retroactive to Sunday, when he was scratched for a 6-2 win against the Chicago Blackhawks. Kreider ...

Forward Chris Kreider was ruled out and is considered day-to-day with an upper-body injury, the team announced Sunday. The 33-year-old has 13 goals and 15 points in 34 games this season for New York.

That forward is none other than veteran Rangers forward Chris Kreider, a player that has been the subject of rampant trade speculation in recent weeks. The injury is described as an upper body injury ...

One of the many New York Rangers rumored to be on the block, Chris Kreider was part of the initial rumor that sparked their free fall. Kreider’s future in New York may not be certain and more ...

Chris Kreider, with 115 career power play goals, sits one power play goal away from tying Camille Henry for the most in franchise history. He ranks second on the Rangers with 12 goals this season ...

Things may be reaching a tipping point with Chris Kreider following his healthy scratch on Dec. 23, with many teams still valuing the slumping 33-year-old's net-front presence and special-teams ...

Chris Kreider celebrates after one of his three goals in the Rangers’ playoff-clinching win over the Hurricanes last season. Jason Szenes for New York Post Just as the series was beginning to ...