New York Rangers Reportedly Considering Trades for Trouba and Kreider

Speculation grows as the Rangers explore potential roster changes following disappointing performances this season.

The New York Rangers are reportedly open to trading captain Jacob Trouba and veteran forward Chris Kreider to address team struggles.
Trouba's contract, including a 15-team no-trade clause, complicates potential deals, with teams like Detroit, Ottawa, and Vancouver speculated as possible destinations.
Kreider, a consistent goal scorer and team leader, has drawn interest from teams such as Boston, Vegas, and Buffalo, but his no-trade clause and high cap hit remain obstacles.
The Rangers are seeking to shake up their roster after recent losses to Edmonton and St. Louis, despite a solid 12-7-1 record overall.
Both players' potential trades are speculative at this stage, with no confirmed deals or formal announcements from the team.