Overview

• Chris Drury has agreed to a multiyear contract extension to remain the New York Rangers' general manager and president of hockey operations.
• The extension follows a season where the Rangers missed the playoffs despite prior Stanley Cup aspirations.
• Owner James Dolan expressed confidence in Drury's leadership, citing his passion, work ethic, and commitment to excellence.
• Drury's next steps include hiring a new head coach after firing Peter Laviolette and addressing roster flaws exposed during the season.
• The Rangers' recent struggles included the midseason trade of captain Jacob Trouba to Anaheim and falling six points short of a playoff spot.