In late June, ESPN put out a list giving grades to general managers across the NHL for their performances in the 2026 NHL Draft, with New York Rangers' General Manager and President Chris Drury receiving a passing grade.
A list has recently been floating around social media showcasing the New York Rangers' summer 2026 front office changes. Per the post, there have been 12 hirings to the Rangers' staff and two departures.
There are several things that New York Rangers fans can have a gripe about when it comes to how team president and general manager Chris Drury has handled roster decisions.
The Rangers should extend Gabe Perreault long term. That’s not a statement that should generate too much dissent, as it’s clear Perreault is the real deal.
The New York Rangers have done a lot of work revamping a roster that finished in last place in the Eastern Conference last season with only 77 points. The talent level has certainly improved heading into training camp for the 2026-27 season, but team president and general manager Chris Drury is still on the lookout for some help up front.
The NHL has had an interesting new millennium. It was a league sans a salary cap when the 2000s started… and then the owners locked the players out for an entire season.
As the New York Rangers start to plan for the upcoming season, it is a good chance to reflect on how the team looks and the moves that they made this summer. After a very disappointing campaign, the Rangers were aggressive in their pursuit of trying to improve this roster.
The winningest goaltender in team history, a 700-goal scorer and one of the NHL’s best defensemen of the 21st century are among the greatest New York Rangers to wear Nos.
As the New York Rangers look to bounce back from a down season in the 2025-26 regular season, they will see some newcomers to the backend of the ice for the 2026-27 season, both at the defense and goaltending spots.
Expectations for the New York Rangers for the 2026-27 season are wide-ranging, depending on who you ask. Some people have liked the moves the team president and general manager, Chris Drury, made this offseason to upgrade the talent level.
When New York Rangers general manager Chris Drury looks ahead to how he’ll manage his roster next summer, he can be relieved that he won’t face a Leo Carlsson situation when it comes to Gabe Perreault, who he hopes will spend the 2026-27 season further cementing the notion that he’s a rising core player for the Blueshirts.
Matt Rempe battled injuries for most of last season, and he enters New York Rangers training camp looking to regain some momentum and earn a regular spot in the lineup.
People will talk about the “Mount Rushmore” for a franchise, which is to say the four people, usually four players, that most define the franchise. Not always the four-best players, but the four that evoke the essence of the franchise.
We are a little more than a month away from training camps opening, and the offseason has slowed to a complete stop. We are all focused on the Rangers on-ice improvements, which is to be expected.
The New York Rangers did not spend the offseason behaving like a team willing to wait. Chris Drury changed the roster, surrendered valuable draft capital and placed another bet on a quick return to contention.
Nearly one-third of the 1,148 players (1,055 skaters and 93 goaltenders) who donned a New York Rangers sweater for at least one game during their first 100 years did so wearing a uniform number from 10 to 20.
There has been a lot of debate about the odds of the New York Rangers getting back into the Eastern Conference playoffs. They have missed two years in a row after making franchise history with 55 victories and 114 points in the 2023-24 campaign, earning the Presidents’ Trophy.
Arguably the biggest gripe for New York Rangers fans over the last few years has been the franchise’s inability to develop young players. Despite having
The New York Rangers did a lot of work on their roster this offseason, upgrading the talent level considerably. It was a necessary move, given where the team finished in the Eastern Conference standings this past season.
The New York Rangers made several changes to their performance staff this offseason, adding new hires and making changes to multiple positions within the department.
As the regular season and the start of training camp get closer, the New York Rangers are a team that is hoping to be much better. Coming off a last-place finish in the Eastern Conference, the Rangers had no shortage of needs coming into the offseason.
A total of 1,148 players – 1,055 skaters and 93 goaltenders – donned a New York Rangers sweater for at least one game during their first 100 years. That includes everyone from the 11 players who took the ice on Nov.
The New York Rangers are hopeful that the moves team president and general manager Chris Drury has made with the roster will lead to better results on the ice.
Over the past few weeks, NHL Network has been releasing its list of top 20 players at certain positions heading into this season. Their most recent list was their top 20 defensemen, and one name and one ranking that has gotten a lot of attention is Adam Fox of the New York Rangers.