The New York Rangers are reportedly shopping two of their top players, but which one should they focus on moving?

The New York Rangers "have made it very clear they are interested in making moves and shaking up their roster," according to Sportsnet's Elliotte

The slumping Blueshirts have reached a crossroads, with team president Chris Drury putting everyone on notice.

Yesterday, we learned that the New York Rangers, in an effort to shake things up a bit, put the for-sale sign in front of the locker of two players: Chris Kreider and Jacob Trouba. In Trouba’s case, it’s not surprising.

League sources confirmed Monday a report from Elliotte Friedman that Rangers general manager Chris Drury has sent word to the NHL ’s other 31 GMs that the Rangers are open to a trade. And, those sources said, captain Jacob Trouba and longest-tenured Ranger Chris Kreider were mentioned specifically by name in the leaguewide missive.

Veteran forward Chris Kireder’s name has emerged as a trade candidate while the New York Rangers wrestle with the possibility of shaking up their roster. According to multiple reports, Blueshirts general manager Chris Drury could foray into the trade market sooner rather than later after his team lost 6-2 to the Edmonton Oilers on

According to Sportsnet and NHL insider Elliotte Friedman, the New York Rangers are looking make major changes. Not at all happy about the way this season has started, Friedman suggests a roster shakeup is being considered and some big names are potentially being traded.