Jacob Trouba

If you're going to be ruthless, you'd better win and you'd better see it all the way through.

Perhaps the biggest move of the day was the one the Rangers didn't make.

The Red Wings added eight new players at the draft, and now go into what should be a fascinating July 1 with possibilities swirling.

The Rangers are trying to trade Trouba, whose camp could throw a wrench in New York's plans.

The Rangers have asked for Trouba's 15-team no-trade list, and there should be interest in the veteran defenseman. Where might he fit?

Let's highlight some of Trouba's questionable reads and decisions that Florida could take advantage of in Round 3.

New York remains in control of the series, but things aren't as one-sided as they once seemed.

The Rangers captain started the game with a costly turnover and finished with a minus-three rating in a 5-2 loss to the Penguins.

The Athletic sat down with Trouba to discuss his leadership, plus the big hits debate that has raged around the league.

On Nov. 25, Trouba clubbed Frederic in the head with his stick. On Saturday, Frederic made sure Trouba understood the consequences.

The Rangers' captain, who has been posting his work on Instagram recently, took The Athletic inside his inspiration and process.

If a hit is legal but not necessarily clean, is the onus on the player if the rules leave that gray area?

The Rangers came out on top 6-3 in a game that had four fights and meant pretty much nothing to both the Rangers and Lightning.

The refs were bad on Tuesday night, but the Rangers were far worse.

None of the hits, the fights or the shouting had enough of an effect as the Rangers still fell to the Blackhawks 5-2.

The tying-goal play Friday pretty much summed up Trouba's season so far.

Once again, as the calendar flips to December, the Senators find themselves deeply submerged in the standings.

Jacob Trouba has formed a relationship with CEO Peter Cuneo to help hone his leadership skills.