The move comes after 19 years with the Rangers in which he served the first 15 as their president and general manager
NEW YORK — Hall of Fame executive Glen Sather is stepping down as Rangers president and transitioning to a new role as senior adviser to owner James Dolan.
The team will immediately begin a search for a new president, Dolan said Thursday. The Rangers join the Ottawa Senators as NHL teams looking for a president to oversee hockey operations. Gorton will remain general manager. “Glen has become one of the most successful executives in Rangers history, and his current strategy has set the team on the right path to achieve our ultimate goal,” Dolan said.
Before going to New York, he spent roughly two decades with the Edmonton Oilers and helped them win the Stanley Cup five times as general manager/coach. He was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in the builder category in 1997.
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