Chris Kreider played his way into Team USA’s championship lineup. The longest-tenured Ranger suited up and skated in the United States’ 3-2 overtime loss to Canada to conclude the 4 Nations Face-Off on Thursday night at TD Garden.

Despite having a historic National Hockey League career and having been with the New York Rangers since 2009, there are some so-called-fans of the Rangers who a

BULLSEYE IN BOSTON: Now in his 32d year running the NHL Gary Bettman scored another big one with the current success of the Four Nations tourney. A week before it began nobody could guess what fan appeal it would garner. Results so far both in ratings and media critical acclaim are beyond any promoter's dream.

New York Rangers forward Chris Kreider voiced a sincere message about going head-to-head with teammate Mika Zibanejad during Team USA-Sweden matchup in the NHL's Four Nations Face-Off.

Chris Kreider is not guaranteed to play every game of the 4-Nations Face-Off for Team USA. There are 13 forwards that made Team USA’s roster, meaning one man will be left out of each game, which creates some competition.

Chris Kreider has never been one to think or talk in hypotheticals. Not even having one of the largest circuses of cameras and reporters huddled around his podium Tuesday, after he scored a goal in his 4 Nations Face-Off debut in Team USA’s loss to Sweden on Monday night,

When the 4 Nations Face-Off moved from Montreal to Boston this week, an opportunity opened up for New York Rangers