Chris Kreider’s name was floating around before the NHL Trade Deadline, but he remains a member of the New York Rangers, at least for now.

And some are like this year, when general manager Chris Drury made sure to get a return on impending free agents Ryan Lindgren, Jimmy Vesey and Reilly Smith — none of whom were going to re-up — while at the same time fortifying the roster for a run at a playoff spot and leaving the heavy lifting for the summer.

The Blueshirts did some buying and some selling, but avoided costly rentals and are in better long-term position for it.

The New York Rangers have been busy changing the roster’s makeup in recent months – which continued in the leading days until the 2025 Trade Deadline. For the most part, the Blueshirts acted as sellers.

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After parts of 14 seasons as a career-long New York Ranger, Chris Kreider may have played his last game for the club.  The all-time franchise leading playoff

The NHL trade deadline has come and gone, but Rangers GM Chris Drury feels the team will receive a big boost down the stretch in another way.