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Drury signs multiyear contract to remain general manager of Rangers
Chris Drury signed a multiyear contract to remain general manager of the New York Rangers on Wednesday. Drury, 48, has been president and GM since May 5, 2021. Over his four full seasons in the role, the Rangers have gone 193-105-30 during the regular season and have advanced to the Stanley Cup Playoffs three times.
The New York Rangers are in the early stages of a head coaching search after firing Peter Laviolette, and one familiar name ...
Well, that didn’t take long. The New York Rangers fired coach Peter Laviolette on Saturday, less than 48 hours after ...
The Rangers should part ways with Peter Laviolette, Chris Kreider, and Artemi Panarin this offseason after a miserable ...
As the New York Rangers search for their next head coach after moving on from Peter Laviolette, the franchise has reportedly steered away from a three-time Stanley Cup champion, who's eyeing a return ...
Capitals General Manager Chris Patrick is part of the fourth generation of Patricks that has dominated the sport.
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Sam Bennett among free-agent forwards Rangers should watch closely in first round of playoffsJust because the New York Rangers aren’t in the Stanley Cup Playoffs, doesn’t mean they’re not paying close attention to ...
It stems from New York's decision after last season to waive forward Barclay Goodrow when he still had three years remaining ...
Former NHL head coach Joel Quenneville has been linked to the New York Rangers as the team seeks a new head coach this ...
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