"If you have a price, you shouldn't take a discount just to make a trade. While that's the proper process in a vacuum, the Rangers have two things working against them: 1) Trocheck is a declining asset and has been awful since Artemi Panarin was moved, and 2) Chris Drury has done nothing to help himself with the letter."
"Rumors broke yesterday that Drury and Bill Guerin (Minnesota) were not close on a trade, with Minnesota reportedly offering Charlie Stramel, another prospect, and a 1st round pick for Trocheck. There is no word what Drury is holding out for, with fans being very vocal about Danila Yurov being the centerpiece of the trade."
The Rangers are prepared to keep Vincent Trocheck through the trade deadline rather than accept below-market offers. While maintaining a firm asking price is standard practice, the Rangers face significant challenges. Trocheck's performance has deteriorated since Artemi Panarin's departure, making him a declining asset. General manager Chris Drury's negotiating position has weakened accordingly. Minnesota's offer of Charlie Stramel, another prospect, and a first-round pick was reportedly rejected, though Drury's specific demands remain unclear. Rangers fans have vocally advocated for Danila Yurov to be included as a centerpiece in any potential deal.
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