Quentin Dolan Takes Helm of Rangers | New York Rangers News

**Corey** (0:00)
On July 4th, James Dolan is stepping back from the daily grind of running the New York Rangers. He's handed over the reins to his son, Quentin Dolan, who is now the president, chief operating officer, and alternate governor for the team. This means Quentin will be overseeing both the Rangers and their AHL team, the Harford Wolf Pack. Quentin, who is 32 years old, will still be reporting up to his father James, who remains the executive chairman and CEO of MSG Sports. However, the Rangers' president and general manager, Chris Drury, will now report to Quentin instead of James.
Drury's role in managing hockey operations and making those key decisions stays the same. James Dolan mentioned that Quentin has already made a significant impact on both the Rangers and the Knicks since joining the player performance and science department. He highlighted Quentin's behind the scenes work during the Knicks Dazes Championship run this past season as particularly valuable.
Quentin Dolan himself stated that his new focus will be on supporting the hockey operations staff, coaches, and players, ensuring they have everything. They need to deliver a winning product for the fans. He expressed honor at taking on this expanded role within the organization. Chris Drury also voiced his support, noting that he's worked with Quentin for several years and believes this move will ultimately make the Rangers. Organization even stronger. Quentin's previous role involved player performance and science leadership for both teams and he's been involved with MSG Sports since 2021
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