Posts About "Chris Kreider"
Rangers, Hurricanes and a Draft Day Deal?
May 10th, 2018 The New York Rangers have let it be known to all that this is not an all-out rebuild. The word that the organization is using to refer to this process is "re-tool." General manager Jeff Gorton sent a letter to fans on Feb. 8 which thanked them for supporting the team and that a transition was about to transpire. In the letter, the club...
Should the Rangers Move Up at the Draft?
April 23rd, 2018 Last year, the New York Rangers stunned everybody when they finally decided to cash in on Derek Stepan's value and peddle him to the Arizona Coyotes for the seventh selection in the 2017 NHL Draft which resulted in the selection of 18-year-old center Lias Andersson out of the Swedish League. Rangers general manager Jeff Gorton also...
No 'Tanking' for Rangers Sizzling Power Play
March 26th, 2018 Over the last six weeks or so, the Rangers power play has been one of the league's elite units. Despite constant line shuffling and a number of different quarterbacks at the points, the unit has been explosive through the last 21 games. While a rebuilding team might not want to feature a unit capable of keeping this team competitive in...These Rangers Could Be Gone Before 2018-19
March 19th, 2018 As the New York Rangers close out their disappointing season, it is easy to see that the squad hitting the ice is quite different than the one that had hoped could compete for a Stanley Cup back in October. Rick Nash, Michael Grabner, J.T. Miller, Nick Holden and former captain Ryan McDonagh are all gone. Brendan Smith, who looked...
Rangers' Kreider Still a Superstar-In-Waiting
March 16th, 2018 The runaway freight train rumbled through Madison Square Garden again Wednesday night, rolling past a two-time defending Stanley Cup champion that couldn't handle him and eventually gave in for a Rangers overtime victory. Chris Kreider's team can only hope that at some point, that train starts to run on something of a regular...
Rangers Kreider for Oilers Klefbom Serves Both Teams
March 11th, 2018 Fresh off the heels of falling just short of their first Western Conference Final appearance in more than a decade, the Edmonton Oilers—30-34-4 and 16 points back of the final wild card in the West—are about to miss the playoffs for the 11th time in 12 years. As is generally the case when these things happen, talk of change is in the...
