Rangers broadcaster Rosen surprised by Ducks, Trouba with retirement gifts

Jacob Trouba couldn't let legendary broadcaster Sam Rosen leave empty handed from his last visit to Anaheim.

The Ducks defenseman, who spent six seasons with the Rangers and served as their captain before being traded in December, had a special gift for Rosen on Friday before calling his final game at Honda Center.

Trouba, now in his 12th NHL eason, is a budding artist in his free time. He gifted Rosen a painting he created of a faceoff dot under severely scuffed ice, which was featured in Trouba's "Landing My Mark" art show at Harper's Gallery in New York this past summer.

In addition to the unique work, Rosen, who will retire from broadcasting at the conclusion of this season after 40 years, was gifted his favorite bottle of wine and a Ducks jersey signed by the team.