Bruins Eye Trocheck Trade

**Corey** (0:00)
On June 22nd, so, word on the street is the Boston Bruins might be looking to snag Vincent Trocheck from the New York Rangers. Trocheck has a no movement clause, meaning he has to sign off on any trade and it sounds like he's eyeing an East Coast team that's in the playoff. Hunt. The Bruins coming off a solid season and making the wild card definitely fit that bill.
The big question is what the Bruins have to offer.
Trocheck is a pretty valuable player for the Rangers. Even if they won't get the blockbuster deal they might have hoped for earlier. They're likely looking for a young player ready for the NHL plus a draft pick to make it worth their while. Now, the Bruins do have some interesting prospects. There's Dean Letourneau, a big center who had a great year in college, but he's still a few seasons away from the NHL.
That might be too long away for the Rangers. A more immediate option for them could be Matthew Poitras. He's already played in the NHL, showing flashes of what he can do and had a decent point production last season. He could potentially be on the Rangers roster next season, and a fresh start might be exactly what he needs. Ultimately, the Bruins seem like a good trade partner for the Rangers. They have the pieces to make a deal happen that works for both sides, sending Trocheck to a place he's happy to go while getting a decent return for. New York I'm Corey with the story, and you've been listening to New York Rangers News Today, AI-powered team coverage.