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).
After overseeing one of the most disappointing seasons in franchise history, Chris Drury landed a contract extension to remain as president and general manager last week.
For the third time since he was named president and general manager of the New York Rangers in May 2021, Chris Drury will hire a new coach. After receiving a multi-year contract extension from Rangers owner James Dolan on Wednesday, it is now on Drury to ace his next coaching hire following Peter Laviolette’s dismissal last weekend.
The NHL began awarding the Conn Smythe Trophy to the most valuable player of the postseason beginning in the 1965 season. How many of the past winners can you name in six minutes?
Controversial GM Chris Drury was just handed a multi-year extension, and fans are absolutely fuming, as many of them were hoping he would have been let go.
In the same week that Chris Drury received a contract extension from the New York Rangers to remain general manager, Pavel Buchnevich put forth a major reminder of, perhaps, Drury’s biggest mistake on the job.
To some observers, extending the contract of general manager Chris Drury was a tone deaf move by the New York Rangers in the aftermath of one of the most disappointing seasons in franchise history.
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.
There were many things wrong with the New York Rangers this season. For starters, they failed to make the Stanley Cup playoffs this season after winning the Presidents’ Trophy as the NHL’s best team last season.
The New York Rangers like what they see from Chris Drury. The team announced this week that they have extended the GM to a multi-year extension. Dominik Hasek has been very vocal about his opinion of the Ukraine war and has even advocated for not letting Alexander Ovechkin continue to compete in the NHL.
The New York Rangers announced a multi-year contract extension for general manager and president of hockey operations Chris Drury on Wednesday. This move comes just days after the firing of head coach Peter Laviolette in the wake of a disastrous season that saw New York miss the playoffs.
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.
The blame for, perhaps, the most disappointing season in New York Rangers history spreads throughout the organization. Peter Laviolette was already fired as coach by the Rangers.
After firing Peter Laviolette on Saturday, New York Rangers general manager Chris Drury stated that he’s open to any and all options to replace the respected coach next season.
The New York Rangers are in the early stages of a head coaching search after firing Peter Laviolette, and one familiar name has already emerged as a potential, though unlikely, target.
New York Rangers general manager Chris Drury addressed the media Saturday following the firing of head coach Peter Laviolette. During an impromptu Zoom call after releasing an unexpected statement announcing Laviolette's firing, Drury called the Rangers' 2024–25 season a failure and placed responsibility on all levels of the organization.
There are cases for and against Drury returning as Rangers GM.
At some point, an NHL owner needs to make a decision and ensure they have the right people in their hockey operations for the jobs. That’s the place the New York Rangers find themselves in a season that will likely end in catastrophe, just about a year after winning the Presidents’ Trophy.
General manager Chris Drury has his sights set on the future, and we’ll explain why the New York Rangers are changing their identity, betting on their youth and young players.
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.
Troubling reports have surfaced revealing the New York Rangers have fired one of their own staff members after having dinner with a player. The New York Rangers' slumps just seems to keep getting worse despite how they try to change things.
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.
New York Rangers general manager Chris Drury had to think outside of the box in his quest to jettison forward Barclay Goodrow, who had a 15-team no-trade clause that essentially cut the number of teams the Rangers could offload him to in half.
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