From top to bottom, the Rangers organization has experienced considerable movement since management formally announced a retooling plan just under six months ago. 

It started with showing perennial leading scorer Artemi Panarin the door. Then personnel changes were made to both the player development department and the coaching staff for the team’s AHL affiliate in Hartford. 

The defense corps has been improved. So has the prospect pool. A younger Russian sharpshooter is signed through 2032-33.

And on Friday, The Post exclusively reported that the Blueshirts are now in the hands of James Dolan’s 32-year-old son, Quentin, who is taking over the day-to-day ownership responsibilities of his father’s NHL team.