Trocheck Trade, Bobrovsky Free Agency: Rangers & Panthers' Offseason Moves

On March 23rd, the New York Rangers might find it easier to trade center Vincent Trollcheck

this summer thanks to a thin free agent pool at his position.

Sports now reporter Elliott Friedman says teams needing center depth will hit the trade

market hard, making them more willing to match the Rangers.

Priced than they were at the deadline, Trollcheck has three years left on his deal with an average

annual value of $5,625,000.

His 12 team no trade list shrinks to 10 teams on July 1st and he prefers staying in the

Eastern Conference.

Teams like the Boston Bruins, Carolina Hurricanes, Detroit Redwings and Minnesota Wild showed

interest before the deadline and could circle back.

Now meanwhile, the Florida Panthers space hurdles resigning goalie Sergei Babroski who hits

free agency on July 1st.

This camp pushed for a six year pact like Brad Martian's $5,250,000 per year deal, but

the Panthers balked.

Talks could land on a two or three year compromise around $5,000,000 annually while other goalies

like St. Louis's Jordan Binnington Eye, their own future chest this off season as the market

heats up.

From your team, powered by AI, this is NHL News Today, I'm Corey with the story.