The formal announcement of <a href="https://nypost.com/2025/04/23/sports/rangers-give-gm-chris-drury-multi-year-extension-after-disastrous-season/">Chris Drury’s extension as Rangers president and general manager</a> on April 23 was both a vote of confidence from ownership and a message to the rest of the organization.

As Drury is about to embark on his fifth offseason at the helm of the Blueshirts, The Post analyzed his performance in key areas of running the organization as a whole.

Of Drury’s big trades, none of the big names remain — Sammy Blais, Ryan Reaves, Barclay Goodrow, etc. — so the grade must reflect that.

As Drury is about to embark on his fifth offseason at the helm of the Blueshirts, The Post analyzed his performance in key areas of running the organization as a whole.{ai:summary}<p>Chris Drury's extension as Rangers president and general manager signals ownership's confidence and sets expectations for the organization. As he enters his fifth offseason, an analysis of his performance reveals that none of his significant trades have yielded lasting impact.</p><p>The evaluation of Drury's trades indicates a need for improvement, as key players acquired have not remained with the team. #sports</p>

Grading the Chris Drury era as Mike Sullivan arrives — where the Rangers thrive and come up short

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