New York Rangers and Edmonton Oilers plot offseason roster changes

The New York Rangers are weighing options on several key players as the NHL offseason begins. General manager Chris Drury has reportedly kept center Vincent Trocheck despite trade interest, while forward Alexis Lafrenière and defenseman Braden Schneider are also being discussed as potential moves. Reports suggest Trocheck may be open to a trade after changing agents, with interest from teams such as the Los Angeles Kings and Detroit Red Wings.

In Edmonton, forwards Adam Henrique and Jack Roslovic are set to become unrestricted free agents in July. The Oilers’ management indicated they will not re‑sign Roslovic, whose production dipped in the playoffs, and Henrique’s contract expires at the end of the season, leaving both players to seek new clubs.

Both clubs face pivotal decisions that could reshape their rosters for the 2026‑27 campaign.