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Rangers Trade Chris Kreider to Ducks

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New York Rangers trade Chris Kreider to Anaheim Ducks: Here are the details

The longest-tenured Ranger is on his way to Anaheim after being traded to Ducks on June 12. Here are the details.

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There Were Reportedly Three Reasons Why Chris Kreider Waived His No-Trade Clause To Go To The Anaheim Ducks

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Report: Chris Kreider waives no-trade clause to accept deal from the Rangers to the Ducks

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Ducks Land Rangers' Chris Kreider in Blockbuster Move After Trade Drama: Report

The Anaheim Ducks have made one of the biggest moves of the offseason, and the Stanley Cup Final isn't even over.

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The Anaheim Ducks And New York Rangers Are Open For Business With The Kreider Trade

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Rangers' Chris Kreider waives no-trade clause in move to Ducks

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New York Rangers’ Chris Kreider traded to Anaheim Ducks for prospect

New York felt it needed more cap flexibility heading into the draft and free agency, and the extra space also offers some protection if another team signs one of the Rangers’ restricted free agents t...

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Rangers' Chris Kreider Reportedly Agrees to Ducks Trade, Waives NTC Amid NHL Rumors

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NHL rumblings: Latest on Kreider, Marchand, Tavares, Pettersson, more as the summer market heats up

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Rangers Acquire Carey Terrance and a Third-Round Pick in Exchange for Chris Kreider and a Fourth-Round Pick

New York Rangers President and General Manager Chris Drury announced today that the team has acquired forward Carey Terrance and a third-round pick (originally Toronto’s) in the 2025 NHL Draft from th

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New York Rangers Daily: Waiting on Chris Kreider; Panthers can push Oilers to brink in Cup Final

TSN: The collective bargaining agreement is not set to expire until Sept. 15, 2026, but the NHL and NHLPA have been negotiating during the Stanley Cup Final and it’s reported a new CBA could be agreed to “sooner rather than later,” ensuring continued labor peace moving forward.

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