We are just in the beginning stages of Filip Chytil showing what he can do in a Vancouver Canucks jersey, but there have been flashes of skill that can help get fans excited about what the 25-year-old centre can bring to an NHL team.

The New York Rangers just recently moved a key piece of their blue line, and in their second trade with Vancouver this year, they've now landed Carson Soucy.

The NHL trade deadline is tomorrow at 3 pm ET. There have been trades, and there are still NHL rumors that additional trades will happen. It’s time to dig in and see the latest NHL rumors. New York Rangers – Chris Kreider NHL Rumors: Per – Vincent Z.

The jury is still out on the Dec. 18 trade that shipped Kakko to Seattle. Will Borgen has solidified the right side of New York’s defense and earned a five-year extension, which certainly adds value, but Kakko has taken off with the Kraken, posting 19 points (six goals and 13 assists) through his first 28 games.

With the Vancouver Canucks in freefall since the 4 Nations Break, Quinn Hughes day-to-day with an injury and potential player movement, there's cause to be pessimistic about the organization's playoff odds.

Reilly Smith's name has been in trade talks for a few weeks now, and after holding him out of the lineup, the New York Rangers have moved the veteran forward as they look to climb back in the playoff race with their goal of a Stanley Cup in 2025.

Will Cuylle’s got his head in the game. Not just regarding his development in his third New York season, but also quite literally after a fluke goal amid a strong performance in Monday’s 4-0 victory that reminded the Rangers how much the 23-year-old has come into his own — no matter how goofy the reminder was.

Ryan Lindgren was the key piece in a trade between the Colorado Avalanche and New York Rangers on Saturday afternoon.

J.T. Miller was traded back to the New York Rangers from the Vancouver Canucks, who received Filip Chytil, a prospect, and a first-round pick. This mo

Blueshirts staples Ryan Lindgren and Jimmy Vesey are gone, traded to the Colorado Avalanche. They're being replaced by young center Juuso Pärssinen and veteran

Kreider’s name was put on the trade block early on in the season when Rangers president and general manager Chris Drury sent out a league-wide memo stating his desire to make big moves to shake up the team while he specifically mentioned Kreider as a player he is open to trading.