Josh Anderson gets the better of veteran NHL defenseman Jacob Trouba on Saturday afternoon. At this point it's hard to imagine things getting much worse for New York Rangers captain Jacob Trouba.

Amid a three-game losing streak and sluggish start to the season, Rangers president and general manager Chris Drury recently told all 31 other teams that a plethora of the team’s longest-tenured players are available for trade, including the 30-year-old Trouba, who is currently the team’s captain, The Post’s Mollie Walker confirmed.

After practice Tuesday, Trouba said: "For me, it's part of the game. I'm happy to be here. Love this group. Love playing here."