Changes Implemented after Glen Sather's Retirement from the Rangers' Front Office didn't help
Glen Sather's retirement from the New York Rangers after serving in an "advisory" role, may have unintended consequences.
The fallout has been disastrous according to Jess Rubenstein of The Prospectpark, which covers the topic of Rangers' draft picks and their journey, or lack thereof into the NHL.
There's been talk of how GM Chris Drury has been cleaning the house of the old consensus with Sather's exit.
Rubenstein's been unimpressed with the fallout.
There's a point where the culmination of GM Chris Drury's moves will have to be examined, and so far it's not looking good.
Rubenstein would elaborate on his handling of Igor Shesterkin, and Artemi Panarin.
And, finally, The Breadman: "Just wait until Panarin is due for a new contract after next season!"
Honestly, she has a point with his style of money management and negotiations which has put him in a bind recently.
Gotta love Fischler's animated writing style, as its quirks offer a change from the status quo of rigid writing found in the sports world.
He'd ask a former Rangers goalie coach Benny Allaire how he views the Rangers post-Sather:
Will 2025 solidify GM Chris Drury as a terrible GM for the New York Rangers, or as a genius if he wins a Stanley Cup with the current core of players?
What do you think?
Is GM Chris Drury a terrible general manager?
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NOVEMBRE 16 | 934 ANSWERS Changes Implemented after Glen Sather's Retirement from the Rangers' Front Office didn't help Is GM Chris Drury doing a terrible job for the New York Rangers? | ||
| Yes | 309 | 33.1 % |
| No | 446 | 47.8 % |
| At least he's not Lou Lamiorello | 179 | 19.2 % |
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