The New York Rangers were left with little choice once restricted free agent defenseman K’Andre Miller declined to re-sign with the team. With the threat of losing him looming, the team traded Miller to the Carolina Hurricanes, where he immediately signed a maximum eight-year extension, and turned to free agency to fill the gap.
Going into the offseason, it was clear that New York Rangers General Manager Chris Drury had to make a lot tough decisions and changes. After being the best team in the league in the 2023-24 season, the Blueshirts missed the Stanley Cup playoffs in convincing fashion last season.
At the time of this writing, NHL Free Agency opens up in two days, and for the New York Rangers, there are still more questions than answers about what this team is going to look like going into next season.
Can you name every winner of the Hart Trophy, which honors the most valuable player in the NHL, since 1983?
There’s a big difference between the New York Rangers saying they need to make changes to an area of their roster and actually being able to do it. To
Chris Drury and the New York Rangers just announced a significant roster move as they re-signed 2019 sixth-round pick Adam Edstrom to a two-year contract extension.
Time is ticking for Chris Drury and the New York Rangers. With just a few days remaining before the 2025 NHL Draft, the Rangers face a decision that could heavily impact their future.
The New York Rangers have traded Chris Kreider and Jacob Trouba to the Anaheim Ducks within the past year. While Rangers GM Chris Drury has successfully created salary cap space, not everyone has loved his process.
This offseason is one of, if not the most important, offseasons of general manager (GM) Chris Drury’s time leading the New York Rangers. This will be his
The New York Rangers‘ offseason has officially begun, and it started with a major move. The longest tenured player on the team, Chris Kreider, was traded to the Anaheim Ducks in a deal that saw the Rangers gain $6.5 million in much-needed cap space to make other moves this offseason to improve the team for next season.
We know how much the New York Rangers and their general manager Chris Drury love drafting players from the United States National Team Development Program.
The New York Rangers GM Chris Drury has been shaking things up recently, and now it looks like he will part with another franchise cornerstone this summer.
The New York Rangers are preparing for a potentially active offseason, and according to Arthur Staple of The Athletic, only three players are safe from trade consideration.
Some alarming information has been revealed involving Chris Kreider, which could lead the Rangers' general manager, Chris Drury, to some hard decisions.
The New York Rangers and general manager Chris Drury are entering this offseason with the mindset that changes need to be made after this team failed to make the playoffs a season after winning the Presidents’ Trophy.
The New York Rangers are entering this offseason with more questions than answers about what the team is going to look like next season. After a disastrous
The New York Rangers made their first move of the offseason last week. No, it did not involve any players, but it did involve their general manager (GM).
The New York Rangers have been a dysfunctional franchise this whole season. It has been well-documented that since the summer, General Manager Chris Drury wanted to change the look of his team, which led to unrest among the players in the locker room.
The New York Rangers will continue to be constructed by Chris Drury. On Thursday’s episode of Daily Faceoff LIVE, Tyler Yaremchuk and Frank Seravalli discussed Drury’s contract extension with the Rangers and outlined how the team could rebound next season.
After New York Rangers GM Chris Drury signed an extension with the team, rumors started to surface that John Tortorella could be back.
Four days after firing their head coach, the New York Rangers announced on Wednesday that president and general manager Chris Drury has agreed to terms on a multi-year contract extension.
The New York Rangers announced on Wednesday that they have agreed to a multi-year contract extension with President and General Manager Chris Drury. Serving in the role since May 5, 2021, Drury has led the team to the Eastern Conference final in two of four seasons in the role, before missing the Stanley Cup Playoffs in 2024-25.
The New York Rangers are sticking with the current leader of their front office. The Rangers announced a multi-year extension with general manager Chris Drury.
There are cases for and against Drury returning as Rangers GM.
Poor Detroit and New York, two teams that had so much potential going into the season are suddenly out of the playoff picture. Could a trade fix their issues?
The Rangers will welcome back a key blueliner on Saturday as Mollie Walker of the New York Post relays (X link) that defenseman K’Andre Miller has been activated off injured reserve.
Change can be good, but when it happens too fast or without warning, it can lead to problems, and that's what an NHL insider believes is happening in New York.
An analyst recently explored a potential blockbuster trade between the Rangers and Wild, one that could have significant long-term implications for Rangers GM Chris Drury.
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