But New York Rangers forward Chris Kreider left a huge impression on the franchise and fantasy managers for more than a decade. Now, he will head west. The Rangers agreed to trade Kreider to the Anaheim Ducks on Wednesday night.

The longest-tenured Blueshirt, who first ventured to New York for the 2012 NHL playoffs at age 20 fresh off of Boston College’s campus, the 34-year-old Kreider has signed off on a trade to the Ducks, The Post’s Larry Brooks first reported Thursday.

With his trade for the proven and, well, aging goal-scorer Chris Kreider — for forward prospect Carey Terrance, plus a draft-pick swap — Verbeek apparently is trying to reconstruct the 2022 Eastern Conference finalist New York Rangers to help guide his team toward ending a seven-year postseason drought.