US EditionKreider and Trouba thriving with Ducks as they return to Madison Square Garden
Kreider and Trouba, traded from the Rangers last season, now play key roles for the Ducks who lead the Pacific Division this season.
- On Monday, Chris Kreider and Jacob Trouba will return to Madison Square Garden for the first time since Trouba's December trade and Kreider's summer departure, highlighting their key roles with the Anaheim Ducks.
- The Rangers' front‑office shakeup led to Trouba's December trade and Kreider's summer departure after a Nov. 24, 2024 memo from Chris Drury signaled a roster overhaul.
- Trouba has enjoyed a resurgent campaign, leading Ducks defensemen in plus‑minus and goals, despite Anaheim's penalty kill being the fifth least effective since Nov. 29.
- One immediate implication is the chance to earn two points on the Ducks' five‑game road trip, while Chris Kreider expects passionate fan chants and players say the team feels more relaxed and fun.
- Off the ice, Chris Kreider and Jacob Trouba live on the same street, spend much time together, and say gratitude outweighs any bitterness from their departures.
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Chris Kreider and Jacob Trouba play at the Rangers for the 1st time since their trades to the Ducks
Chris Kreider and Jacob Trouba return to Madison Square Garden to play their first game at their old home arena since the New York Rangers traded them separately to the Anaheim Ducks.
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Kreider and Trouba thriving with Ducks as they return to Madison Square Garden
IRVINE — Chris Kreider and Jacob Trouba have been key assets for the Ducks, but not long ago they had for-sale signs dangling around their necks. They began last season as the New York Rangers’ longest-tenured player and captain, respectively, but each started this campaign in the opposite corner of the country. On Monday, they’ll return to Midtown Manhattan for the first time since Trouba was dealt last December and Kreider was shipped out over…
On June 12, we reported that the New York Ranger Star, Chris Kreider , had just taken the way to Anaheim to join the Ducks, who had just agreed to lift his non-exchange clause to complete the transaction.Let's recall that earlier that week, the journalist and insider Frank Seravalli of the Daily Faceoff had stated that the basis for a major transaction between the Rangers and Ducks had been established and that the two groups were working active…
Game #34: Anaheim Ducks vs. New York Rangers Open Thread
Familiar faces in Chris Kreider and Jacob Trouba return to Madison Square Garden for the first time since joining the Anaheim Ducks. Anaheim stands in second place in the Pacific Division as they look to add to their impressive start to the season. The Rangers aim to make it consecutive wins following their comeback victory against the Montreal Canadiens. Despite all the struggles the Blueshirts have had, their playoff hopes remain very much ali…
The Return Of Jacob Trouba And Chris Kreider To New York Deserves A Deep Rewind
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