NEW YORK — Behind the microphone for the last New York Rangers championship in 1994, John Davidson is now front and centre to try to parade the Stanley Cup down Broadway again.
Davidson recalled 1994 as one of the best times of his life, and after movi…
The New York Rangers have officially introduced John Davidson as the 11th president in team history. He succeeds Glen Sather, who spent most of his tenure with the Rangers as…
On Friday, May 17, the New York Rangers announced the hiring of John Davidson as the team’s President of Hockey Operations. With longtime president Glen Sather stepping into the role…
The New York Rangers made a major move Friday when they’d hire John Davidson as their new President. This move came just a few hours after the original news broke…
In today’s News & Notes, the NHL has announced the finalists for General Manager of the Year, John Davidson has resigned from the Columbus Blue Jackets and Juuso Ikonen has…
The Columbus Blue Jackets announced that President of Hockey Operations John Davidson would be resigning from his role on the team. This decision comes after the Blue Jackets most successful…
At long last, the Columbus Blue Jackets and their fans have something to celebrate that will last a lifetime. The Blue Jackets swept the top-seeded Tampa Bay Lightning out of…
It was 3-1 Blue Jackets. They proceed to lose in a shootout to the Pittsburgh Penguins. At least the Blue Jackets got a road point despite the disappointing result. It…
With great regular seasons come higher expectations, especially when you lose in the first round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs. That’s where the Columbus Blue Jackets find themselves today after…
The Columbus Blue Jackets have re-signed president of hockey operations, John Davidson, GM Jarmo Kekalainen and assistant GM Bill Zito each to two-year contract extensions, according to a report by The…
We continue our summer series, titled Blue Jackets Pressure Points, on the Columbus Blue Jackets. We ask hard questions about the team and attempt to answer them as it relates to…
5-7-3-4. These are the numbers that will go down in Columbus Blue Jackets history. After the Toronto Maple Leafs and Winnipeg Jets won the first two drawings, the combination 5-7-3-4 came…