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Rangers president and GM Chris Drury could be ready to make bigger moves after reaching a deal with Barlay Goodrow on Thursday.
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When it comes to buying out Tony DeAngelo, Rangers general manager Chris Drury appears to be following the Lou Lamoriello principle that when you have time, you should use it.
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Regarding the Rangers, the first non-playoff team in NHL history to produce a Norris Trophy winner.
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It is unclear whether general manager Chris Drury is simply performing due diligence or is seriously interested in dealing for the Sabres' disenchanted center.
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New Rangers coach Gerard Gallant made one comment during his introductory press conference that was puzzling.
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So we know the template that Gerard Gallant will establish when he steps behind the bench next year as the head coach of a Rangers team whose lone identity last year was being young.
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The hiring of Gerard Gallant as the Rangers’ 36th head coach as first reported by The Post on Monday afternoon, will represent a marked change in approach.
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Chris Drury faces a massive task in his first offseason as Rangers general manager.
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Chris Drury is waiting to see if there is fallout from second-round playoff series that could free up another candidate or two to succeed David Quinn behind the bench.
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The winds of change have swept director of European scouting Nick Bobrov out of the Rangers’ organization.
Rangers president and GM Chris Drury could be ready to make bigger moves after reaching a deal with Barlay Goodrow on Thursday.
