Kreider’s Surprising Move: Why He’s Heading to the Ducks and What It Means for the NHL Future
Sources said the Ducks will take on the final two years of Kreider’s contract, which pays him $6.5 million annually. That creates cap flexibility for the Rangers heading into free agency on July 1.
Rangers general manager Chris Drury has been looking for ways to shake up his roster after missing the playoffs, continuing a trend that began early in the season when Drury traded team captain Trouba. The Rangers were transparent with Kreider and his representatives since the offseason began about their intentions to move in a different direction.
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