The New York Rangers are expected to be quite aggressive this offseason, and with some recent moves that indicate they’re planning to spend big in free agency, one player has come up as a potential target for them.

NHL insider Vincent Z. Mercogliano of Lohud links the New York Rangers to trading for a two-time Cup champ from their rival.

After months of speculation, the New York Rangers traded Chris Kreider, shipping him to the Anaheim Ducks on Thursday for a prospect and a draft pick.

K'Andre Miller is likely to be on the move this off-season, and now Elliotte Friedman has revealed why the Rangers are intent on moving the talented blue liner.

Although there's a chance Vladislav Gavrikov re-signs with the Kings in free agency, the Rangers are reportedly interested in the veteran.

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.

Things have been hopping in New York for a few weeks now. The Rangers have signed Mike Sullivan, they’ve traded Chris Kreider, they’ve identified some clubs interested in Alexis Lafrenière, they might like to send Mika Zibanejad and K’Andre Miller