Ten potential Vincent Trocheck trade destinations, from rising teams to contenders
February 10, 2026
For the paywalled, the ten teams are:
Wild
Canes
Red Wings
Mammoth
Stars
Avs
Pens
Bruins
Kings
Isles
Apparently, the only team we know for sure isn't on Vin's 12-team list is Minnesota.
15 comments
Rather eat cow dung than help the Canes get better
I understand the value of making the move, but at what point does it become a “rebuild” from a re-tool? Where is the distinction? Is it a re-tool in name only?
When we talk about re-tooling, i don’t really get it. There are some players that are compatible with a stanley cup winning team; Trocheck appears to be one of them.
Guys like Panarin i can see as he tends to slow down in the playoffs, but why are we selling guys on reasonable contracts that are useful in the post-season?
It’s gunna be the Wild who don’t have great prospects at all and will probably have late draft pick.
please i cant handle this news rn
Wild, Red Wings & Mammoth are probably the 3 best options from an NYR perspective in terms of young players/prospects.
Wild:
I don’t see them parting with Yurov as he is now an established member of their group, and being a contender, you don’t want to trade out contributing players for your playoff run.
Target Options:
2027 1st Rounder
Charlie Stramel
Ryder Ritchie
Adam Benak (Maybe too small)
——————–
Red Wings:
They have a number of decent young players in both attack and defence. The hardest part is gauging what Yzerman would give up in a trade as he has been very reserved since joining them.
Target Options:
2026 1st Rounder
2027 1st Rounder
Eddie Genborg
Max Plante
Nate Danielson
Axel Sandin-Pellikka (Unlikely)
——————–
Mammoth:
Similar to the Red Wings, they have been out of the playoffs for a while but they are not afraid to make bigger moves. Could potentially open to making a splash for a playoff run and to cement their C2 position for the next few years.
Return Options:
2026 1st Rounder
2027 1st Rounder
Barrett Hayton
Cole Beaudoin
Tomas Lavoie
Daniel But
*I am only listing potential return options that NYR could target, I am NOT saying these will be the returns for a trade for Trocheck.
Much as I’d hate sending the Canes what is likely their missing piece, they have a decent prospect pool. Either of Nikishin or Nadeau would be a huge get.
I think if you move Trocheck to the Wild, you insist on Yurov. Maybe you throw in some filler to make it more palatable for Guerin, but their time to go all in is now, you have the best center on the market, his contract is not expiring, and you have all the leverage.
Glad he won’t get much ice team in Milan.
Now isn’t the time to get hurt.
Didn’t we make a big push for guentzel the year we made the ecf and Pittsburgh told us to f off? Am i mis-remembering that?
He has already been traded to Minnesota.
Read the article. It’s actually a list of 4 and then 6 unlikely to not a chance destinations.
Whats the definition of insanity…?
Didnt we just go through destinations and returns last week…only to be pissed on
Just take your expectations for return and lower them by 75%. Save yourself the hand wringing later.
15 comments
Rather eat cow dung than help the Canes get better
I understand the value of making the move, but at what point does it become a “rebuild” from a re-tool? Where is the distinction? Is it a re-tool in name only?
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Red Wings and Mammoth have good prospect pools.
Islanders can fuck off.
When we talk about re-tooling, i don’t really get it. There are some players that are compatible with a stanley cup winning team; Trocheck appears to be one of them.
Guys like Panarin i can see as he tends to slow down in the playoffs, but why are we selling guys on reasonable contracts that are useful in the post-season?
It’s gunna be the Wild who don’t have great prospects at all and will probably have late draft pick.
please i cant handle this news rn
Wild, Red Wings & Mammoth are probably the 3 best options from an NYR perspective in terms of young players/prospects.
Wild:
I don’t see them parting with Yurov as he is now an established member of their group, and being a contender, you don’t want to trade out contributing players for your playoff run.
Target Options:
2027 1st Rounder
Charlie Stramel
Ryder Ritchie
Adam Benak (Maybe too small)
——————–
Red Wings:
They have a number of decent young players in both attack and defence. The hardest part is gauging what Yzerman would give up in a trade as he has been very reserved since joining them.
Target Options:
2026 1st Rounder
2027 1st Rounder
Eddie Genborg
Max Plante
Nate Danielson
Axel Sandin-Pellikka (Unlikely)
——————–
Mammoth:
Similar to the Red Wings, they have been out of the playoffs for a while but they are not afraid to make bigger moves. Could potentially open to making a splash for a playoff run and to cement their C2 position for the next few years.
Return Options:
2026 1st Rounder
2027 1st Rounder
Barrett Hayton
Cole Beaudoin
Tomas Lavoie
Daniel But
*I am only listing potential return options that NYR could target, I am NOT saying these will be the returns for a trade for Trocheck.
Much as I’d hate sending the Canes what is likely their missing piece, they have a decent prospect pool. Either of Nikishin or Nadeau would be a huge get.
I think if you move Trocheck to the Wild, you insist on Yurov. Maybe you throw in some filler to make it more palatable for Guerin, but their time to go all in is now, you have the best center on the market, his contract is not expiring, and you have all the leverage.
Glad he won’t get much ice team in Milan.
Now isn’t the time to get hurt.
Didn’t we make a big push for guentzel the year we made the ecf and Pittsburgh told us to f off? Am i mis-remembering that?
He has already been traded to Minnesota.
Read the article. It’s actually a list of 4 and then 6 unlikely to not a chance destinations.
Whats the definition of insanity…?
Didnt we just go through destinations and returns last week…only to be pissed on
Just take your expectations for return and lower them by 75%. Save yourself the hand wringing later.