Chris Kreider has agreed to waive his no-trade clause to facilitate a trade from the New York Rangers to the Anaheim Ducks. The deal includes prospect Carey Terrance and swaps draft picks, pending a trade call. Kreider's decision allows the Rangers to free up cap space as they look to improve after a disappointing season. Kreider, who has spent 13 years with the Rangers, faced health challenges this season but is regarded as one of the top net-front presences. The Ducks are also making strategic moves, including hiring Joel Quenneville as their new coach.
Chris Kreider has waived his no-trade clause, allowing him to join the Anaheim Ducks from the New York Rangers, in exchange for prospect Carey Terrance.
The Rangers aim for cap flexibility by offloading Kreider's contract, which pays him $6.5 million annually for the next two years, as they regroup after missing the playoffs.
Kreider, a veteran with a storied career at the Rangers, had to overcome health issues this season, impacting his production; he will now play under coach Joel Quenneville.
Anaheim aims to return to the playoffs after hiring a prestigious coach, and the Rangers are pursuing roster shake-ups after their recent playoff miss.
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