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It was not a good season by any stretch of the imagination for the New York Rangers, who were not only the NHL’s worst club on home ice, but also didn’t come close to earning a berth in the 2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs.
It marked the second consecutive season that the Rangers failed to play beyond the 82nd game of the regular season, and as they fell further out of the postseason race, Rangers GM Chris Drury traded star forward Artemi Panarin to the Los Angeles Kings for a rather insignificant return. And while the Rangers were rumored to be trying to trade veteran forward Vincent Trocheck, he ultimately remained in place through the end of the season and wasn’t dealt away.
However, Trocheck’s situation could soon change in the coming weeks and months, as he continues to be heavily embroiled in trade rumors. And earlier this week, Trocheck decided to make a major move in his representation.
New York Rangers Forward Vincent Trocheck Has Changed Agents
Trocheck had long been represented by agent Steve Reich, who unfortunately passed away last June. However, Trocheck remained with the same agency, O2K Worldwide Management Group, through this most recent season.
That’s changed, as Trocheck is now represented by Pat Brisson of Creative Artists Agency. Brisson represents some of the highest-profile names in the NHL today, including Sidney Crosby, Nathan MacKinnon, Jack Eichel, and Quinn and Jack Hughes.
Michael Whitaker Michael Whitaker is a sports journalist based in metro Detroit with nearly a full decade of experience with publications like Clutch Points and The Hockey News. He holds a Bachelor's Degree in Journalism from Eastern Michigan University. More about Michael Whitaker