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Rangers honor Chris Kreider, Jacob Trouba

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‘A little weird’; Kreider, Trouba honored by Rangers in return to Garden

Chris Kreider left the Madison Square Garden ice high-fiving his teammates after a win Monday night.

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Chris Kreider and Jacob Trouba play at the Rangers for the 1st time since their trades to the Ducks

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Ducks' Chris Kreider Thanks Rangers Fans in Emotional Message

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Ducks ride third-period surge in Chris Kreider's emotional New York return

There was a sea of blue No. 20 Rangers jerseys populating the visiting side during warmups at Madison Square Garden on Monday night – with good reason.

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Chris Kreider is finding the gratitude in his post-Rangers life

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Chris Kreider reacts to first game back in New York as former Ranger

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The Return Of Jacob Trouba And Chris Kreider To New York Deserves A Deep Rewind

On Monday night, both Trouba and Kreider will return to Madison Square Garden to play the Rangers in what will surely be an emotional game.

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Chris Kreider preps for emotionally charged MSG reunion at Ducks morning skate

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Rangers Week Ahead: Chris Kreider’s return to MSG begins hectic 7 days

Rangers bench Mika Zibanejad after missed team meeting

Zibanejad was held out of the Rangers’ 4-1 loss to the Ducks on Monday night because he missed a team meeting in the morning, Rangers head coach Mike Sullivan revealed after the team skated in Tarrytown.

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Rangers Ex-50 Goal Scorer Is All Business in Return to MSG

The New York Rangers will face a familiar face on Monday night as the Anaheim Ducks visit MSG for a crucial showdown.

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Cutter Gauthier scores twice as Ducks beat Rangers

Gauthier scores the go-ahead goal six minutes into the third period and adds an empty-netter, Lukas Dostal stops 26 shots, and the Ducks earn a 4-1 win as Jacob Trouba and Chris Kreider return to

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Gauthier scores twice as the Ducks beat the Rangers 4-1 to snap their two-game losing streak

Cutter Gauthier scored the go-ahead goal six minutes into the third period and got his second on an empty-netter, Lukas Dostal stopped 26 of the 27 shots he faced, and the Anaheim Ducks beat the New York Rangers 4-1 on Monday night to end a two-game losing streak.