Both Chris Kreider and Mika Zibanejad, the two longest-tenured players on the roster, have been involved in trade rumors for the better part of this season. What could Drury get in return for them? A player that can accelerate them now or go after draft capital.

The Rangers will have to decide if they want to be buyers or sellers at the NHL Trade Deadline. The New York Rangers have some big decisions to make that will dictate the direction of the franchise. After a dreadful month of December, the Rangers are starting to get back on track as they hold a 4-1-2 record through January thus far.

Let’s look at potential deadline rental candidates, plus how much the Rangers could expect in return.

The rumored trade that almost took place on Saturday between the Vancouver Canucks and New York Rangers has seen a few details come to light over the last 12-24 hours.

J.T. Miller was a New York Ranger a long time ago. With smoke picking up around the East Palestine, Ohio native, where would he slot into the current roster?

When Drury tried to trade former captain Jacob Trouba in the offseason and the latter refused waive his contract's no-trade clause, there was an effect on the locker room and it could have been the genesis of why the Rangers — the same team that came six wins away from a Stanley Cup within the last 12 months — began to break down.

New York Rangers president, GM, alt. governor Chris Drury is No. 76 on the Top 100 People of Power & Influence in hockey.

The Athletic asked nine NHL insiders what they've seen from the Rangers during this season and what they think of them going forward.

Paul Bissonnette talked about rumors of a possible trade between the New York Rangers and Vancouver Canucks. Speaking on Tuesday's episode of the "Spittin’ Chiclets" podcast, he said that Rangers general manager Chris Drury might be willing to make major ...

Rangers coach Peter Laviolette paired the two when Miller returned from an upper-body injury on Dec. 28. While they didn’t gel right from the jump, they’ve quickly built chemistry and have arguably become the Rangers’ best two-way defensive pairing.

The Rangers have been doing better since the start of 2025, however, Larry Brooks of the New York Post believes that the team’s recent improvement likely won’t turn them from sellers into renters at the trade deadline.

Nothing is expected to change the mind of New York Rangers general manager Chris Drury, who is set on being sellers ahead of the March 7 trade deadline. Drury was already quite busy earlier in the season when he shipped out captain Jacob Trouba to the Anaheim Ducks and forward Kaapo Kakko to the Seattle