The New York Rangers were among the most disappointing teams in the league this past season, but they are maintaining some continuity in the front office as they look to bounce back moving forward. On Wednesday, the Rangers announced they agreed to a multi-year contract extension with president and general manager Chris Drury.

The Rangers had Stanley Cup-contending aspirations coming off a trip to the Eastern Conference final. Instead, they struggled through off-ice drama involving captain Jacob Trouba, who was traded to Anaheim in December.

Chris Drury signed a multiyear contract to remain general manager of the New York Rangers on Wednesday. Drury, 48, has been president and GM since May 5, 2021. Over his four full seasons in the role, the Rangers have gone 193-105-30 the regular season and have advanced to the Stanley Cup Playoffs three times.