This organization and the front office's mindset is solidly in win-now mode. Trocheck is here for that reason. Can he put the team over, remains to be seen. Otherwise Chytil would be 2C.
Gallant is not likely to substantially increase the youngsters' ice times this year. He will probably stay largely with the same lineup, power play, and ice time distribution. Old school coaches like Gallant are creatures of habit, especially when they're successful with a certain formula. Then they run that formula into the ground.
Kid development is going to take a back seat once again as long as the Cup window exists. They got ahead of schedule on the hybrid rebuild and getting to the ECF only exacerbated the win-now mindset. I don't think the youngins will get moved, but if any of them crash heavily and there's moves to be made at the trade deadline to improve Cup pwin, Drury will stone-cold do them without remorse. The guy does not operate on emotion or attachment or empathy.
The kids will continue to find themselves between a rock and a hard place in this organization. In a win-now situation, they will need to succeed despite opportunities being few and far between.