Chris Drury Always Wanted To Breakup The Rangers' Core And Now He Is Taking Action
New York Rangers general manager Chris Drury has a clear message for his team: Nobody is untouchable. The Rangers currently hold a 12-6-1 record, which doesn't seem all that bad at first glance, but there are serious problems that continue to plague the Blueshirts.
What we’re hearing about the Rangers: Chris Drury’s trade memo and a loud message to the room
League sources confirmed Monday a report from Elliotte Friedman that Rangers general manager Chris Drury has sent word to the NHL ’s other 31 GMs that the Rangers are open to a trade. And, those sources said, captain Jacob Trouba and longest-tenured Ranger Chris Kreider were mentioned specifically by name in the leaguewide missive.
Trading Chris Kreider would send the wrong kind of Rangers message
Chris Kreider is not the problem. He is not an issue in the room. Fact is, he is not among the most pressing dozen or so matters the Rangers and GM Chris Drury are dealing with at the moment. But by highlighting Kreider’s name in Chris Drury’s league-wide memo,
Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman reported that the New York Rangers have made it very clear they are interested in making moves ...
There has to be accountability for the Rangers' recent slump from everyone including Chris Drury and Peter Laviolette.
Rangers captain Jacob Trouba is involved in trade rumors again and spoke about his interactions with Chris Drury ...
In the aftermath of an unsettling end to their four-game road trip, the Rangers both injected new blood into their lineup and ...
And Drury was hot out of the gates as well, hitting four of their first five three pointers. The Panthers shot 50 percent ...
Monday ended with another dud of a loss in which an opponent outworked and outchanced the Rangers in a significant way.
The recalls of Brett Berard and Matt Rempe may be an indication that GM Chris Drury and the hierarchy recognize that ...
Strong reporting from Elliotte. Followed up with calls to people around the Rangers. While this is stunning considering the team's .658 win percentage, the names mentioned leads everyone to believe ...
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