Chris Drury's tenure as GM and team president of the New York Rangers has been a mixed bag, marked by both significant achievements and disappointing decisions. With a commendable record of 193-105-30 during his four years, including playoff appearances and a Presidents' Trophy, the Rangers have shown promise. However, the recent season raised questions about roster construction and player handling. Key transactions included locking up core players like Igor Shesterkin and Adam Fox, but notable trades and signings have been contentious. Fans criticize the losses from moves like Pavel Buchnevich's trade and the signing of underperforming players. As Drury embarks on another season, the focus will be on whether his strategies can elevate the Rangers to true contention.