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Markus Naslund for Alex Stojanov

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My wife, to her new boyfriend for nothing in return

Taylor Hall for Larsson and some magic beans.

Pat LaFontaine for a 2nd rd pick (Andrew Peters)

My wife, to her new boyfriend for nothing in return
- eichiefs9

Buddy, you got peace and quiet and freedom in return. The trade is probably lopsided in your favour.

My wife, to her new boyfriend for nothing in return
- eichiefs9

Trying to figure out who won that trade.


Ironically been in the same boat and still don't know.

The Phil Esposito trade to Bruins, along with Hodge...for a pile of nothing.

Worse trade in NHL history.

And, ya...the Taylor Hall trade a bad one...but, not even close.

Mark Messier, Oct 4, 1991 to New York Rangers.

Pavol Demitra for Christer Olssen.

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To Detroit:

Terry Harper
Dan Maloney
1976 2nd round pick

To Los Angeles:

Bart Crashley
Marcel Dionne

August 9, 1988

Wayne Gretzky
Mike Krushelnyski
Marty McSorley


Jimmy Carson
Martin Gelinas
1989 1st round pick (#18-Jason Miller)
1991 1st round pick (#20-Martin Rucinsky)
1993 1st round pick (#16-Nick Stajduhar)
cash

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On Jan. 2, 1992, the Flames traded Doug Gilmour, Ric Nattress, Kent Manderville, Jamie Macoun and Rick Wamsley, and Toronto sent Gary Leeman, Craig Berube, Alexander Godynyuk, Michel Petit and Jeff Reese the other way.

I love this Millbury quote after trading Luongo and Oli Jokinen for Parrish and Kvasha

"In the end, we thought the quality that DiPietro will bring is just a notch above Luongo. If we're wrong, we may have made an unbelievable mistake. It'll be bonehead city. It's my job. If we're not a better team immediately, off with my head. I've been here five years, and I'm tired of losing."

Teemu for Kilger and Tverdoski

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Colorado trades Martin Rucinsky, Andrei Kovalenko and Jocelyn Thibault to Montreal for Patrick Roy and Mike Keane.

My dignity and self respect

for

my continued presence on this site.

The Rask for Raycroft trade sucked. The end.

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Rangers trade Bernie Nicholls, Steven Rice, Louie Debrusk and futures (David Shaw) to Oilers for Mark Messier and futures (Jeff Beukeboom).

thats tough,...
Joe Thorton or Tyler Seguin, for essentially bags of pucks...

It was a classic one-on-one trade when the New York Rangers traded young Rick Middleton to the Boston Bruins for veteran Ken Hodge in 1976.

Middleton scored 46 goals in two seasons with the Rangers, and he was looked at as a potential superstar. However, he was known to enjoy the New York nightlife and was not necessarily in the best of shape.

That changed when Middleton donned a Bruins uniform and started to play for head coach Don Cherry. Middleton matured, got himself in top shape and developed into an explosive scorer. He would go on to score 402 goals in a Bruins uniform, and many of them were spectacular and memorable.

Hodge was all but finished in the NHL. He scored 23 goals for the Rangers before his career came to an end.

Actually, Cam Neely and a first for Barry Peterson

My sources say it's definitely not JVR for Luke Schenn. Stay tuned, more to come.

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Canucks trade Cam Neely and a first round pick (Glen Wesley) to Bruins for Barry Pederson.

kurvers for what turned out to be Niedermayer.