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Chris Drury on firing Peter Laviolette, his own job security and Rangers’ ‘wide open’ coaching search
Less than an hour after firing Peter Laviolette, New York Rangers president and general manager Chris Drury acknowledged there was blame to spread around, meeting with the media Saturday and saying, “Everyone here — players, management, staff — needs to take ownership of the season.”
Chris Drury Appears To Be Safe After Peter Laviolette’s firing, But He Shouldn't Be
Peter Laviolette’s firing proves two things: New York Rangers president and general manager Chris Drury is still calling the shots and his job is safe. There was an overwhelming sense for weeks that Laviolette would be fired while Drury would ultimately keep his management duties.
This is a Rangers team, as Mark Messier suggested on ABC toward the end of the season, that needs to create an identity.
Priority No. 1 on Drury’s summer to-do list is addressing the coaching situation. Second-year coach Peter Laviolette, who led ...
With the New York Rangers officially firing Peter Laviolette on Saturday, their search for a new head coach begins now.
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The case for and against Rangers GM Chris DruryThe New York Rangers will play one final meaningless game this week, and then the season of misery ends.Then the hard part ...
Three days after the 33-year-old defenseman lambasted the way the Rangers have treated him since arriving via a midseason ...
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