Chris Kreider showed up big time today against the Boston Bruins, contributing two goals, a power play and shorthanded goal, to lead the Rangers to a 7-4 win!
Check out the shorthanded goal here as it's a smooth one against apparently the number one penalty kill team in the league.
Chris Kreider's nine shorthanded goals since the 2021-22 season lead the NHL while his 41 power play goals rank second in the league.
Chris Kreider is two goals away from tying Adam Graves for third all-time in Rangers history. He is on pace for 56 goals this season.
As long as Kreider keeps performing and maintaining this pace, the Rangers will be in really good shape!
