NHL Teams Position for Offseason Shakeup

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The NHL Offseason is heating up early, with teams eyeing trays over a thin free agent market.

New York Rangers are holding firm on sensor.

Vincent Trocheck, after passing on deadline deals, betting his value will rise.

Minnesota Wild have interest in Toronto's Austin Matthews as a top center, while the

Maple leaves her from several teens about Young Winger Matthew.

Cunnies.

Buffalo Sabers keep negotiating with Alex Touch, but no deal yet.

Rangers General Manager Chris Jury skips selling low at the March 6th trade deadline,

figuring other clubs will come calling stronger later.

With fewer big names hitting free agency, demand for proven players like Trocheck could spike,

turning patients into a smart play for New York's cab.

Space and roster tweaks.

Over in Minnesota, Bill Garen admires Matthews, but the Wild lacked the young prospects and

picks to match a blockbuster like the Quinn Hughes deal.

They've traded away key assets recently, making a superstar grab tough, despite their

long hunt for a number one center.

Toronto fielded real calls on knees from teens like Anaheim, Chicago, Montreal, New Jersey,

and Utah before the deadline, though nothing got close to.

Done.

Canadians were linked heavily, but apparently weren't the frontrunners, and talks involving

Patrick Lane fizzled out too.

As Buffalo's new front office inches toward a touch extension, his late season push could

sway things.

These rumors show how teens are positioning now for a summer shake-up that could reshape

contenders.