The Columbus Blue Jackets will talk to their pending UFAs during the break, and the teams that could be interested in Vincent Trocheck. New York Rangers center Vincent Trocheck (16) celebrates his goal against the Minnesota Wild during the second period at Xcel Energy Center.

According to ESPN's Emily Kaplan, the Columbus Blue Jackets are one of two teams that have "checked in" on former CBJ Captain Nick Foligno. The other team is of course the Minnesota Wild, where his brother Marcus currently plays.

Amid the speculation around Vincent Trocheck's future, the New York Rangers could first address another matter regarding a former first-round selection on Mike Sullivan's team.

Although Rangers forward Vincent Trocheck continues to be linked to the Wild, it's unlikely that a trade will get done between the teams.

Wild latest trade update for Vincent Trocheck isn't good news in center market originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. The Minnesota Wild, from a hockey perspective, seemed like a great trade match for Vincent Trocheck.

In a concerning update, it has become apparent that the Minnesota Wild are now 'fading out' of the Vincent Trocheck sweepstakes.

Vincent Trocheck is prepared for the New York Rangers to trade him before the NHL Trade Deadline at 3 p.m. ET on Friday, but has made it clear he will not acce

For the first time since replacing Dean Evason with Rick Bowness behind the bench, the Columbus Blue Jackets are on a losing streak.

The Minnesota Wild are still in full pursuit of Rangers center Vincent Trocheck as the trade deadline nears.Michael Russo of The Athletic confirms they still have “significant interest” in getting a deal done.