#16
#16 Vincent Trocheck
- Position
- Height 5'11"
- Weight 187
- Shoots Right
- Born July 11, 1993 (33)
- Birthplace Pittsburgh, Penn.
- Acquired Trade with NY Rangers, July 1, 2026
- Drafted 2011, Florida’s 4th choice (3rd round, 64th overall)
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
2025-26
- Recorded 53 points (16g, 37a) in 67 games during his final season with New York, eclipsing the 50-point mark for the fifth straight campaign
- Was one of only seven NHL skaters to average at least two minutes of ice time per game on both the power play (3:04) and penalty kill (2:00)
- Lit the lamp at WSH (12/31) for the 600th point of his NHL career
- Scored his 12th career shootout game-deciding goal against his hometown Penguins (2/28), tied for the second-most of any active American-born skater
2024-25
- Played his third straight 82-game season with New York and reached the 20-goal mark (26) for the fourth consecutive campaign
- Tied for the league lead with a career-high six shorthanded goals and was one of only three NHL skaters to score at least five goals at all three strengths
- Also set career highs in hits (214) and faceoff win percentage (59.3%), finishing third in the NHL in the latter category (min. 300 draws)
- Led the Rangers with seven game-winning goals, including the ninth-fastest overtime goal in Rangers history (0:24) vs. MIN (4/2)
2023-24
- Set career highs in assists (52) and points (77) during his second season with New York, selected by fans as the winner of the team’s Steven McDonald Extra Effort Award
- Registered a career-high 86 blocked shots, tied for the most of any Rangers forward
- Represented New York at his second NHL All-Star Game in Toronto
- Led the Rangers to their second Eastern Conference Final appearance in three years, pacing the team in points (8-12–20), power-play goals (5) and power-play points (9) over 16 playoff games
- Scored the double-overtime winner in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Second Round vs. NYR (5/7), marking his first career playoff overtime goal
2022-23
- Ranked fourth on the team in assists (42) and points (64) during his first season in New York
- Earned 13 points (4g, 9a) in nine games from 12/5-12/22 and tallied his 400th career NHL point with his second assist vs. TOR (12/15)
2021-22
- Paced Hurricanes forwards with 46 hits and ranked tied for fourth on the team in scoring (21-30–51)
- Led the Hurricanes in goals (6) and tied for third in points (10) over 14 contests during the playoffs
- Scored his first career playoff shorthanded goal in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Second Round vs. NYR (5/26)
2020-21
- Scored the game-winning goal vs. TBL (2/20) for his 300th career NHL point
- Tallied a point in 13 straight games from 2/27-4/10 (7g, 11a), missing eight games due to injury over that span (3/11-3/27)
- Scored a goal in each of his first six career games against the Panthers (6g, 2a), becoming the first Hurricanes player since 2005-06 to record a six-game goal streak against a single opponent
- Added three points (2g, 1a) in nine games during the Stanley Cup Playoffs, netting his first career postseason goal in Game 3 of the Central Division First Round at NSH (5/21)
2019-20
- Totaled 38 points (11g, 27a) in 62 games with Florida and Carolina, acquired by the Hurricanes at the trade deadline
- Scored the overtime winner at NYI (3/7) for his first goal with Carolina
2018-19
- Missed 27 games due to a lower-body injury (11/21-1/15)
- Scored two goals vs. WSH (4/1), including a shorthanded tally for the 100th goal of his NHL career
2017-18
- Set career highs in goals (31) and power-play goals (13) during his second straight 82-game season, leading the Panthers in both categories
- Finished sixth in the NHL in shots on goal (287) and scored his first career hat trick (3g) at EDM (2/12)
2016-17
- Led Florida in points (54) and tied for the team lead in assists (31)
- Represented the Panthers at his first-ever NHL All-Star Game, tallying four points (1g, 3a) for the Atlantic Division in their 3-on-3 opener against the Metropolitan
2015-16
- Finished tied for third among Panthers skaters in goals (25), with a four-game goal streak from 3/19-3/26 (4g, 1a)
- Earned a career-high four points (1g, 3a) in Florida’s season-opening win vs. PHI (10/10)
- Made his Stanley Cup Playoff debut in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference First Round vs. NYI and recorded his first postseason point with an assist in Game 6
2014-15
- Finished eighth in even-strength points (6-15–21) among Panthers skaters
- Tallied his first career three-point game (1g, 2a) at DET (12/2), assisting on the the game-winning goal
2013-14
- Spent most of his first professional season in the AHL with San Antonio, tying for the team lead in assists (26) and finishing second in goals (16) and points (42)
- Made his NHL debut with Florida in a 2-0 win vs. BUF (3/7) and scored his first goal vs. NJD (3/14)
2012-13
- Won the Red Tilson Trophy as the OHL’s Most Outstanding Player after totaling 109 points (50g, 59a) in 63 contests with Saginaw and Plymouth
- Led the league in points and plus/minus (+49) and finished second in goals
- Closed the regular season on a 21-game point streak from 1/26-3/17 (23g, 23a)
- Paced the Whalers in goals (10) and points (24) over 15 OHL playoff games, as Plymouth fell to London in the Western Conference Final
2011-12
- Finished second in the OHL in assists (56) and tied for ninth in points (85) and shorthanded goals (4) over 65 games with Saginaw
- Registered 23 multi-point outings, including his first OHL hat trick (3g) at Owen Sound (9/24)
2010-11
- Finished tied for second in the OHL in shorthanded goals (5) during his second season with Saginaw
- Recorded 11 points (6g, 5a) in 12 playoff games, scoring the game-winning goals in three of the team’s six wins
INTERNATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS
- Won a gold medal with Team USA at the 2026 Winter Olympics alongside Mammoth captain Clayton Keller, earning three assists in six games
- Played all four games at the 2025 4 Nations Face-Off, as the USA finished as runners-up
- Scored one goal in three games for Team North America at the 2016 World Cup of Hockey
- Skated in all seven games for Team USA at the 2014 IIHF World Championship
- Won a gold medal at the 2013 IIHF World Junior Championship, tallying six points (3g, 3a) in seven contests
PERSONAL
CAREER VS. NHL
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