Players who played for the Chicago Blackhawks and New York Rangers

Chicago Blackhawks
New York Rangers

58 players

58 players have played for both the Chicago Blackhawks and the New York Rangers. Patrick Kane spent the most seasons with the two: 16 with the Chicago Blackhawks and 1 with the New York Rangers. On a roster now: Patrick Kane, Artemi Panarin, Taylor Raddysh, Colin Blackwell, and Jarred Tinordi. Rosters are on file in full from 1993-94; before that only some of the stars are.

Players who played for the Chicago Blackhawks and the New York Rangers, with their years at each
PlayerPosCHINYR
Patrick KaneRW2007–2023 · 16 seasons2022–2023 · 1 season
Steve LarmerRW1980–1993 · 13 seasons1993–1995 · 2 seasons
Michal RozsivalD2012–2017 · 5 seasons2005–2011 · 6 seasons
Alexander KarpovtsevD2000–2004 · 4 seasons1993–1999 · 6 seasons
Tony AmonteRW1994–2002 · 8 seasons1991–1993 · 2 seasons
Artemi PanarinLW2015–2017 · 2 seasons2019–2026 · 7 seasons
Ryan VandenbusscheRW1997–2004 · 7 seasons1996–1998 · 2 seasons
Phil Esposito—1963–1967 · 4 seasons1976–1981 · 5 seasons
Artem AnisimovC2015–2019 · 4 seasons2008–2012 · 4 seasons
Brian NoonanRW1987–1993 · 6 seasons1994–1997 · 2 seasons
Wayne PresleyRW1984–1991 · 7 seasons1995–1996 · 1 season
Boris MironovD1998–2003 · 5 seasons2002–2004 · 2 seasons
Mark JanssensC1998–2001 · 3 seasons1987–1991 · 4 seasons
Brandon PirriC2010–2021 · 5 seasons2016–2017 · 1 season
Michael NylanderC1999–2003 · 4 seasons2005–2007 · 2 seasons
Ed OlczykRW1984–2000 · 5 seasons1993–1994 · 1 season
Erik GustafssonD2015–2022 · 4 seasons2023–2024 · 1 season
Jason StrudwickD2002–2004 · 2 seasons2005–2008 · 3 seasons
Greg GilbertLW1989–1993 · 4 seasons1993–1994 · 1 season
Mike HudsonC1988–1992 · 4 seasons1993–1994 · 1 season
Taylor RaddyshRW2021–2024 · 3 seasons2025–2026 · 1 season
Calvin de HaanD2019–2022 · 3 seasons2024–2025 · 1 season
Antti RaantaG2013–2015 · 2 seasons2015–2017 · 2 seasons
Viktor StalbergLW2010–2013 · 3 seasons2015–2016 · 1 season
Brad RichardsC2014–2015 · 1 season2011–2014 · 3 seasons
Daniel CarcilloLW2011–2015 · 3 seasons2013–2014 · 1 season
Todd WhiteC1997–2000 · 3 seasons2010–2011 · 1 season
Anders ErikssonD1998–2001 · 3 seasons2009–2010 · 1 season
Matthew BarnabyRW2005–2006 · 1 season2001–2004 · 3 seasons
Theoren FleuryRW2002–2003 · 1 season1999–2002 · 3 seasons
Kris KingLW2000–2001 · 1 season1989–1992 · 3 seasons
Kevin MillerC1996–1998 · 2 seasons1988–1990 · 2 seasons
Colin BlackwellC2022–2024 · 2 seasons2020–2021 · 1 season
Jarred TinordiD2022–2024 · 2 seasons2021–2022 · 1 season
Brandon MashinterLW2015–2016 · 1 season2012–2014 · 2 seasons
John ScottLW2010–2012 · 2 seasons2011–2012 · 1 season
Kim JohnssonD2009–2010 · 1 season1999–2001 · 2 seasons
Mike EastwoodC2002–2003 · 1 season1996–1998 · 2 seasons
Michal GrosekRW1999–2000 · 1 season2000–2002 · 2 seasons
Brad BrownD1998–2000 · 2 seasons2000–2001 · 1 season
Jay MoreD1997–1998 · 1 season1988–1997 · 2 seasons
Ulf DahlenLW1996–1997 · 1 season1987–1989 · 2 seasons
Bernie NichollsC1994–1996 · 2 seasons1990–1991 · 1 season
Stephane MatteauRW1992–1993 · 1 season1994–1996 · 2 seasons
Jack JohnsonD2022–2023 · 1 season2020–2021 · 1 season
Anthony DuclairLW2017–2018 · 1 season2014–2015 · 1 season
Dale WeiseRW2015–2016 · 1 season2010–2011 · 1 season
Michael KostkaD2013–2014 · 1 season2014–2015 · 1 season
Tim ErixonD2014–2015 · 1 season2011–2012 · 1 season
Bryan McCabeD1999–2000 · 1 season2010–2011 · 1 season
P.A. ParenteauRW2006–2007 · 1 season2009–2010 · 1 season
Ville NieminenLW2003–2004 · 1 season2005–2006 · 1 season
Bryan BerardD2003–2004 · 1 season2001–2002 · 1 season
Chris SimonLW2002–2003 · 1 season2003–2004 · 1 season
Pascal RheaumeC2001–2002 · 1 season2003–2004 · 1 season
Igor UlanovD1995–1996 · 1 season2001–2002 · 1 season
Stephane QuintalD2000–2001 · 1 season1999–2000 · 1 season
Mike ManelukRW1998–1999 · 1 season1998–1999 · 1 season

Regular season, under every name each club has played as. A season split by a trade counts for both clubs where the game logs reach it (NBA from 1993-94, NFL 1994, NHL 1996, MLB 2001). Longest stay with the two first.

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