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Rangers GM Drury Confident in Offseason Moves
17 Sep
Summary
- GM Drury expressed satisfaction with offseason roster improvements.
- Club depth was identified as a key area of enhancement.
- The team aims for a competitive season and playoff contention.
General Manager Chris Drury believes the New York Rangers are in a strong position entering the new season, having made significant offseason improvements. He expressed excitement about both new acquisitions and the development of prospects aiming to make their mark.
Drury emphasized that enhancing the team's depth was a primary objective, noting that a lack of depth hindered performance when key players were injured. He cited the absences of players like Adam Fox and Igor Shesterkin as examples of impactful losses.
Head coach Mike Sullivan shares Drury's optimism, expecting the team to be more competitive this year with the added depth and improved injury luck. Sullivan stated the team's goal is to make the playoffs and contend for the Stanley Cup, with an expectation of competing fiercely every night.
The Rangers concluded the previous season with a 34-39-9 record, finishing last in the Eastern Conference during their first year under Sullivan.
