New York Rangers captain Jacob Trouba set to be traded after failed attempt this past offseason

Thanks to his 15-team no-trade clause, he wouldn't be shipped to Detroit or anywhere else.

While he felt no animosity towards GM Chris Drury after the attempted trade, he's currently focused on winning a Stanley Cup with the Rangers this season.

This year the NTC will only apply to 12 teams in the NHL. According to The Athletic's Arthur Staples, could there be some resentment in NYC?

Trouba is unfortunately the odd man out, as the Rangers will need to sign multiple players, including K'Andre Miller, Igor Shesterkin, and Ryan Lindgren. They will also have to sign Will Cuylle, Reilly Smith, and Kaapo Kakko of course he may not be able to sign them all but moving Trouba will give him enough cap space to sign important players in New York.

As of right now, the Rangers have $1.4 Million in salary cap space, with a project cap space of $21.48 Million per PuckPedia.

Trouba could very well be correct with this statement if the Rangers fail to secure a Stanley Cup.

In 12 games with the Rangers this season, Trouba has 5 points, and 13 PIMs with a +3.

If he continues to play with consistency he could find himself on the planes elsewhere. That'd be a great thing for GM Chris Drury.