Vincent Trocheck has been arguably the best acquired player by Chris Drury since he took over as General Manager and President of Hockey Operations of the New York Rangers.
The United States men's Olympic hockey team is going to enter the tournament in Italy next month as a medal contender. It is a very good team on paper, and one of the best they have ever sent to the Olympics.
The Sheet with Jeff Marek: David Pagnotta said that the Minnesota Wild are one team that has been looking at New York Rangers center Vincent Trocheck. Pagnotta: “You know, I mentioned Trocheck, one team that has been circling on him, the Minnesota Wild.
How many of the Maurice Richard trophy winners since the award was first given out in 1998-99 can you name in five minutes?
The New York Rangers are not rebuilding, as their general manager, Chris Drury, stated in a letter to fans, but there are major changes on the horizon.
There's more to hockey than scoring goals and stopping pucks. For some players, putting up points came second to their main task: angering their opponents.
Almost eight years after the infamous rebuild letter, New York Rangers GM Chris Drury released his own version on Friday, stating that the team will begin retooling the roster, with long-tenured, popular players likely to be at the forefront of that movement.
Per Daily Faceoff, the Vincent Trocheck trade rumors are heating up, and one team that is heavily involved is the Minnesota Wild. Trocheck and Wild GM Bill Guerin have a connection, as Trocheck will play for Team USA at the 2026 Winter Olympics.
In today’s NHL rumour rundown, we start off by looking at the goaltending issues the Ottawa Senators have, and some players getting more and more frustrated with the lack of saves.
It's no secret that the Minnesota Wild have been tied to big names on the trade market, even after spending significant assets to acquire star defenseman Quinn Hughes.
The New York Rangers have seen enough with this current group of players.
There are 16 teams in the NHL’s Eastern Conference and the New York Rangers find themselves at the bottom of the standings. The Rangers don’t look like a last-place team when their roster is analyzed, but that’s just what they are.
What else is there to say about the Rangers? This season has been absolutely brutal to cover. Veterans getting away with things that would get younger guys benched, like Vincent Trocheck taking two astonishingly stupid penalties while preaching in post games they need to be better, but not missing a shift.
The Rangers need to face reality.
This was supposed to be a year for contention and winning. Perhaps even big winning. None of that has happened.
After an impressive win to start 2026, 5-1 in the Winter Classic over the Florida Panthers, the New York Rangers lost the next two games and find themselves three points out of last in the Eastern Conference.
The New York Rangers have plenty of teams to pass if they want to get back in the playoff race. New York currently sits second-last in the Metropolitan Division, and an unfortunate incident on Monday night won’t make it any easier.
The United States men's Olympic hockey roster will be announced on Friday, but we already have some idea as to who is going to be on it. We also know at least one player that will not be on it.
The idea of the New York Rangers trading Vincent Trocheck might sound far-fetched at first glance, but recent analysis suggests that if the team ever went down that road, the return could be significant — potentially even greater than what they’d get for Artemi Panarin.
Vincent Trocheck is one of those players who establishes themselves as a consistent force. With a career spanning three NHL teams, he has achieved significant milestones and is known for his physical presence and scoring ability.
The New York Rangers offence has been up and down all season. Losing centre Vincent Trocheck to an upper-body injury was just the beginning of the Rangers troubles, and most likely the cause of it.
After missing 14 games with an upper-body injury, New York Rangers center Vincent Trocheck will be in the lineup for Monday's game against the visiting Nashville Predators.
New York Rangers enforcer Matt Rempe is going to be out “longer-term” after suffering an upper-body injury.
The New York Rangers have defended better than they did last season and have gotten excellent goaltending, but they have failed to capitalize on scoring chances and lost close games.
New York placing him on LTIR means he cannot return to the lineup for both 10 regular-season games and 24 days.
The New York Rangers will be without a key player for at least the next little while.
The New York Rangers will be without one of their best players for the foreseeable future. Forward Vincent Trocheck will be out week-to-week with an upper-body injury, the team told reporters on Saturday.
The New York Rangers announced that veteran center Vincent Trocheck would not return to their game on the road against the Buffalo Sabres on Thursday night.
+
Get the latest news and rumors, customized to your favorite sports and teams. Emailed daily. Always free!
Free Newsletters

