Glen Sather
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End Of A Hockey Era, Sather Transitions To New Role
Give My Regards To Broadway — George M. Cohan’s Hit N.Y. Tune New York’s adopted hockey monarch, Glen Sather, is abandoning his presidential throne and will be moving into a new role with the Rangers. The full-time boss of the Blueshirts for almost two decades, Sather, 75, will transition from President to Senior Advisor. […]
Sather to Transition From Rangers President to Senior Advisor
*Courtesy of the New York Rangers* NEW YORK, April 4, 2019 – The Madison Square Garden Company Chairman and Chief Executive Officer James L. Dolan announced today that Rangers President Glen Sather is transitioning from his current role to become Senior Advisor to the owner and alternate governor. The organization will begin an immediate search […]
Message to Rangers Fans from Glen Sather & Jeff Gorton
*Courtesy of the New York Rangers As a member of the Blueshirt Faithful, we consider you a part of the New York Rangers family, and always want to ensure we share important news about the organization directly with you. Today, we want to talk to you about the future. As you know, since the 2005-06 […]
Statements from Glen Sather & Rod Gilbert on Passing of Andy Bathgate
**COURTESY OF THE NEW YORK RANGERS** Rangers legend Andy Bathgate passed away at the age of 83 Friday, Feb. 22. Bathgate played 719 games for the Blueshirts from 1952-1964, scoring 272 goals, 447 assists and 729 points and served as the 11th captain in team history. The Rangers retired his No. 9 on Feb. 22, […]
Glen Sather’s Career Highlights & Facts
Before their game on Friday, Dec. 11, the Edmonton Oilers paid tribute to Rangers President Glen Sather by raising a banner in his honor. A premier General Manager for 35 years and a Stanley Cup-winning head coach with 497 regular season NHL victories, Sather has been one of the most influential names in the […]
Rangers Get Their Man, The Nash Era Begins On Broadway
@StanFischler Glen Sather won the battle of the minds. Translated: Slats hit the Red Light Jackpot. For months it had become apparent that Columbus had to unload Rick Nash. Plus, everyone and his third-cousin-twice-removed knew that the Rangers were pursuing the big fellow with the potent shot. The obstacle for months was purchase price; […]