Chris Drury

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Chris Drury is a former American NHL center and Stanley Cup champion who later became an executive and general manager for the New York Rangers.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf general manager
human
ice hockey player
sports executive
awardReceived Hobey Baker Award NERFINISHED
captained Buffalo Sabres NERFINISHED
New York Rangers NERFINISHED
collegeTeam Boston University Terriers men's ice hockey NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
draftedBy Quebec Nordiques NERFINISHED
draftType NHL Entry Draft NERFINISHED
employer New York Rangers NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork professional ice hockey
sports administration
gender male
genre professional sports management
handedness right-handed shot
languageSpoken English
league National Collegiate Athletic Association
surface form: NCAA

National Hockey League
medal Olympic silver medal in ice hockey
medalAt 2002 Winter Olympics NERFINISHED
memberOf United States Hockey Hall of Fame NERFINISHED
notableFor clutch playoff performances
leadership as team captain
occupation general manager
general manager of the New York Rangers
ice hockey center
ice hockey executive
president of hockey operations
participatedIn 2002 Winter Olympics NERFINISHED
2006 Winter Olympics NERFINISHED
Winter Olympics NERFINISHED
playedFor Buffalo Sabres NERFINISHED
Calgary Flames NERFINISHED
Colorado Avalanche NERFINISHED
New York Rangers NERFINISHED
playedIn NHL playoffs NERFINISHED
positionInDraft third round
positionPlayed center
representedTeam United States men's national ice hockey team NERFINISHED
residence United States of America
surface form: United States
shoots right
sport ice hockey
won Stanley Cup NERFINISHED
wonCompetition Stanley Cup 2001 NERFINISHED
wonWithTeam Colorado Avalanche NERFINISHED
workLocation New York City

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BU Terriers producedPlayer Chris Drury
Jack Parker coachedNotablePlayer Chris Drury