When the New York Rangers traded Chris Kreider to the Anaheim Ducks this offseason, it was an end of era. Gone is their longest tenured player. And perhaps nowhere will his absence be felt more than on the power play.
However, Kreider’s departure creates both uncertainty and opportunity with New York’s power play.
Kreider is tied with Camille Henry for most power-play goals (116) in Rangers history. He scored 69 power-play goals from 2020-25, fourth-most in the NHL behind Leon Draisaitl (108), Sam Reinhart (82) and Steven Stamkos (73), and two more than Auston Matthews.