Veteran forward Chris Kireder’s name has emerged as a trade candidate while the New York Rangers wrestle with the possibility of shaking up their roster. According to multiple reports, Blueshirts general manager Chris Drury could foray into the trade market sooner rather than later after his team lost 6-2 to the Edmonton Oilers on

The New York Rangers "have made it very clear they are interested in making moves and shaking up their roster," according to Sportsnet's Elliotte

The Rangers are reportedly interested in making moves to shake up their current roster with Chris Kreider and Jacob Trouba's names being thrown around.

The New York Rangers lineup will have a different look Monday versus the St. Louis Blues as veteran left-wing Chris Kreider is sidelined with an upper-body injury.

After a 6-2 beatdown in Edmonton on Saturday, the New York Rangers and general manager Chris Drury seem to be considering some pretty significant roster moves to get the squad back on track.

However, with the Bruins desperately needing a top-six scoring winger, Kreider could be a player worth real consideration. It's no secret that GM Don Sweeney likes Kreider as a player. The Bruins were heavily linked to him during the 2019-20 season before he signed an extension with the Rangers in February 2020.

According to Sportsnet and NHL insider Elliotte Friedman, the New York Rangers are looking make major changes. Not at all happy about the way this season has started, Friedman suggests a roster shakeup is being considered and some big names are potentially being traded.