Free agent forward Chris Kreider has entered into a one-year agreement with the Montreal Canadiens.
The announcement was made by the team on Saturday, although they did not reveal any financial specifics.
Kreider and the Anaheim Ducks reached a mutual decision to terminate his contract on Wednesday, paving the way for Montreal to sign him.
The forward spent just one season with the Ducks, having been traded from the New York Rangers in June 2025.
Throughout his career, he has recorded 348 goals and 284 assists in 958 games played with both the Rangers and the Ducks.
The 35-year-old netted 22 goals and provided 28 assists during his last season in Anaheim.
