Report: Rangers GM Glen Sather considering retirement
Debby Wong / US PRESSWIRE
The New York Rangers maybe in the hunt for a new general manager in the near future if their team makes the playoffs this year.
Jim Matheson of the Edmonton Journal reports:
Is it possible Hockey Hall of Famer Glen Sather, 70, may be thinking of retiring as a general manager if the New York Rangers make the playoffs this season? I've heard that. There was no response to a recent inquiry by me from Sather. If true, the Oilers can get his banner raised next season. The Oilers have put off a ceremony because Sather, the first member of the Oilers’ organization to make the HHOF in 1997, has been a GM with another team.
Sather joined the Rangers as their President and general manager in 2000.
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