Chris Kreider Stats

New York Rangers winger Chris Kreider finds himself just one goal short of matching Rod Gilbert's franchise record for most goals scored in the Stanley Cup Playoffs. He's moved to 33 goals with a nine-goal effort this postseason. The 31-year-old has greatly benefited from Mika Zibanejad's red-hot form. His linemate has notched 18 points across the last 11 games. Kreider is personally on a run of six points in four games ahead of Sunday's Game 3 against Tampa Bay. He's been limited to only three shots in the Eastern Conference Finals and should be looking to do a lot better in Sunday's contest.

over 2 months ago

New York Rangers left wing Chris Kreider helped the team's survival efforts with two goals in Monday's Game 7 against Carolina, surpassing Alex Ovechkin (13) for most goals in elimination games among active players. He tied Ovi with a power-play goal in the opening period and grabbed his 14th career goal in elimination games early in the third. The league record for most goals scored in elimination games sits at 16 and it's held by Mark Messier. Kreider had an amazing 52-goal campaign during the regular season, and he's shown off good form in front of the net in the playoffs as well with eight goals in 14 games. He's provided scoring in every situation for the team, adding three assists.

over 2 months ago

New York Rangers winger Chris Kreider scored twice in Saturday's 5-1 win over Ottawa to reach 49 goals for the season. He put five shots in total on the net and also registered two hits in 15:18 of ice time. Kreider is now tied with Mike Gartner for the fourth-most goals scored in a single season. He needs four more markers to match Jaromir Jagr's franchise record from 2005-06. It's been a massive year for the 30-year-old with 70 points in 73 games. The Rangers' schedule for the rest of the season doesn't look too great, but Kreider will get two very favorable matchups against Philadelphia and Detroit next week to move closer to Jagr's record.

4 months ago

New York Rangers left wing Chris Kreider set a new franchise record for most power-play goals scored in a single season Tuesday against New Jersey, netting his 25th goal of the campaign with the man advantage. He started things off with an assist on the power play before going on to score himself and recording the game-winning goal in an eventual 3-1 victory. The Rangers' record for most power-play goals in a season had stood since 2005-06 when Jaromir Jagr had a 24-goal year. The overall goals record is also on Jagr's name from the same season with 54. Kreider is on 47 goals with 11 games to go and should have a great chance of breaking that record as well.

4 months ago