Over the weekend, New York Rangers forward Vincent Trocheck enjoyed some quality time outdoors with his kids, Leo and Lennon, as the family spent the day fishing together. His wife, Hillary Trocheck, shared a series of stories featuring the wholesome moments on her Instagram later.
One of the photos showed Leo and Lennon standing side by side at the edge of a calm river with fishing rods in hand. Leo sported a Steelers jersey with "Wilson" on the back, while Lennon wore a pink dress.

Another photo captured a smiling Leo holding up his catch of the day, a small fish. He wore a cap with his name on it and looked thrilled with his fishing success. The third story featured Vincent himself helping the kids by the fence with fishing rod in hand, while Lennon sat on a folding chair nearby. In the caption, Hillary wrote:
“There is nothing better.”

In another click, Leo proudly held up his freshly caught fish while Lennon hugged him on the side. The last story was a short clip that saw Lennon walking down the path near their open tackle box and showing a fishing worm on her hand to her mother.
Vincent Trocheck’s wife proud of ‘son’ Will Cuylle signing two-year extension
Earlier last week, the New York Rangers signed forward Will Cuylle to a two-year contract extension worth $7.8 million. After the news broke out, Vincent Trocheck’s wife, Hillary, reposted the Rangers’ announcement on her stories.
In the caption, she wrote a heartfelt message.
“Proud of my son!!! Proud mom.”
During his rookie season, Cuylle lived with the Trocheck family in Harrison, New York, instead of renting an apartment. He had first stayed at a hotel in White Plains, unsure if he would make the team. Once he made the opening night roster, Trocheck invited him to stay at his family home, knowing from his own rookie experience how tough it can be.
"He was like, 'If you'd rather stay here it's up to you. You're welcome to stay here,'" Cuylle said. "He's an easy guy to get along with, great family."
Cuylle had mentioned that he enjoyed home-cooked meals, game nights and time with the kids. Trocheck added that they watch hockey together and ride to practice. He also shared that Hillary was fully supportive of having Cuylle live with them.
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