Most trades a team made in one season

[BRAINROT]

What are the most trades a team has made in one season?

Or, what is the biggest face-lift a team has gotten from one season to the next? Like completely cleaning house or drastic culture change.

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[NYR94]

The 1998-99 Flyers made a lot of moves. This isn't even all of them. (list starts at deadline and goes backwards in time, stuck mostly to name players and left out most draft picks)

1) Future considerations for Berube.
2) Babych for Duchesne.
3) Forbes for Andersson and McCarthy.
4) Zubrus for Recchi.
5) Daigle for Kovalenko
6) Kovalenko for Burt.
7) Bialowas for Bonvie.
8) Svoboda for Dykhuis.
9) Gratton, Sillinger for Langkow, Renberg
10) Maneluk for Vopat.
11) Podein for Jones.
12) Klatt for a pick.
13) Lacroix for Zelepukin.

 

[MattMartin]

Sabres. I think they traded Enroth for winning too much at one point in probably the greatest tank by a team in the history of sports.

History of NHL trades by the Buffalo Sabres - NHL Trade Tracker

Montreal Canadiens acquire	Date	Buffalo Sabres acquire
Brian Flynn [TBODY] [/TBODY]	March 2, 2015	2016 5th round pick [TBODY] [/TBODY]

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Buffalo Sabres acquire	Date	New York Islanders acquire
Chad Johnson 2016 3rd round pick [TBODY] [/TBODY]	March 2, 2015	Michal Neuvirth [TBODY] [/TBODY]

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Montreal Canadiens acquire	Date	Buffalo Sabres acquire
Torrey Mitchell [TBODY] [/TBODY]	March 2, 2015	Jack Nevins 2016 7th round pick [TBODY] [/TBODY]

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Minnesota Wild acquire	Date	Buffalo Sabres acquire
Chris Stewart [TBODY] [/TBODY]	March 2, 2015	2017 2nd round pick [TBODY] [/TBODY]

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Buffalo Sabres acquire	Date	Winnipeg Jets acquire
Jason Kasdorf Zach Bogosian Evander Kane [TBODY] [/TBODY]	February 11, 2015	Brendan Lemieux Joel Armia Drew Stafford Tyler Myers 2015 1st round pick [TBODY] [/TBODY]

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Dallas Stars acquire	Date	Buffalo Sabres acquire
Jhonas Enroth [TBODY] [/TBODY]	February 11, 2015	Anders Lindback 2016 conditional 3rd round pick [TBODY] [/TBODY]

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Buffalo Sabres acquire	Date	Columbus Blue Jackets acquire
Jerry D`Amigo [TBODY] [/TBODY]	December 16, 2014	Luke Adam [TBODY] [/TBODY]

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Buffalo Sabres acquire	Date	Winnipeg Jets acquire
Jordan Samuels-Thomas [TBODY] [/TBODY]	July 9, 2014	2015 conditional 7th round pick [TBODY] [/TBODY]

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Buffalo Sabres acquire	Date	Montreal Canadiens acquire
Josh Gorges [TBODY] [/TBODY]	July 1, 2014	2016 2nd round pick [TBODY] [/TBODY]

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Los Angeles Kings acquire	Date	Buffalo Sabres acquire
2nd round pick 2nd round pick Brayden McNabb Jonathan Parker [TBODY] [/TBODY]	March 5, 2014	Hudson Fasching Nicolas Deslauriers [TBODY] [/TBODY]

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Minnesota Wild acquire	Date	Buffalo Sabres acquire
Matt Moulson Cody McCormick [TBODY] [/TBODY]	March 5, 2014	Torrey Mitchell 2014 2nd round pick 2016 2nd round pick [TBODY] [/TBODY]

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Washington Capitals acquire	Date	Buffalo Sabres acquire
Jaroslav Halak 2015 3rd round pick [TBODY] [/TBODY]	March 5, 2014	Michal Neuvirth Rostislav Klesla [TBODY] [/TBODY]

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St. Louis Blues acquire	Date	Buffalo Sabres acquire
Ryan Miller Steve Ott [TBODY] [/TBODY]	February 28, 2014	Jaroslav Halak Chris Stewart William Carrier 2015 1st round pick 2016 3rd round pick [TBODY] [/TBODY]

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[pnep]

Tampa Bay Lightning acquire	Date	Florida Panthers acquire
Dwayne Hay Ryan Johnson [TBODY] [/TBODY]	March 14, 2000	Mike Sillinger [TBODY] [/TBODY]

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Tampa Bay Lightning acquire	Date	Atlanta Thrashers acquire
Mikko Kuparinen [TBODY] [/TBODY]	March 11, 2000	Chris McAlpine [TBODY] [/TBODY]

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Tampa Bay Lightning acquire	Date	New York Islanders acquire
2000 7th round pick (#202-Ryan Caldwell) [TBODY] [/TBODY]	March 9, 2000	Ian Herbers [TBODY] [/TBODY]

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Buffalo Sabres acquire	Date	Tampa Bay Lightning acquire
Chris Gratton 2001 2nd round pick (#32-Derek Roy) [TBODY] [/TBODY]	March 9, 2000	Brian Holzinger Wayne Primeau Cory Sarich 2000 3rd round pick (#81-Alexander Kharitonov) [TBODY] [/TBODY]

[TBODY] [/TBODY]

Tampa Bay Lightning acquire	Date	Ottawa Senators acquire
future considerations [TBODY] [/TBODY]	March 8, 2000	Jeff Shevalier [TBODY] [/TBODY]

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Toronto Maple Leafs acquire	Date	Tampa Bay Lightning acquire
Darcy Tucker 2000 4th round pick (#100-Miguel Delisle) future considerations (2001 5th round pick (#134-Kyle Wellwood)) [TBODY] [/TBODY]	February 9, 2000	Mike Johnson Marek Posmyk 2000 5th round pick (#161-Pavel Sedov) 2000 6th round pick (#191-Aaron Gionet) future considerations (2001 5th round pick (#152-Terry Denike)) [TBODY] [/TBODY]

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Washington Capitals acquire	Date	Tampa Bay Lightning acquire
2000 7th round pick (#201-Evgeny Fedorov) 2001 3rd round pick (#65-Brendan Bell) [TBODY] [/TBODY]	January 17, 2000	Jaroslav Svejkovsky [TBODY] [/TBODY]

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St. Louis Blues acquire	Date	Tampa Bay Lightning acquire
Stephane Richer [TBODY] [/TBODY]	January 13, 2000	Chris McAlpine Rich Parent [TBODY] [/TBODY]

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Toronto Maple Leafs acquire	Date	Tampa Bay Lightning acquire
2000 3rd round pick (#70-Mikael Tellqvist) [TBODY] [/TBODY]	November 29, 1999	Todd Warriner [TBODY] [/TBODY]

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Montreal Canadiens acquire	Date	Tampa Bay Lightning acquire
Mike McBain [TBODY] [/TBODY]	November 26, 1999	Gordie Dwyer [TBODY] [/TBODY]

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Calgary Flames acquire	Date	Tampa Bay Lightning acquire
Andreas Johansson [TBODY] [/TBODY]	November 13, 1999	2000 4th round pick (#105-Vladimir Gorbunov) rights to Nils Ekman [TBODY] [/TBODY]

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Chicago Blackhawks acquire	Date	Tampa Bay Lightning acquire
Michael Nylander [TBODY] [/TBODY]	November 12, 1999	Bryan Muir Reid Simpson [TBODY] [/TBODY]

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Tampa Bay Lightning acquire	Date	Ottawa Senators acquire
Bruce Gardiner [TBODY] [/TBODY]	November 11, 1999	Colin Forbes [TBODY] [/TBODY]

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Tampa Bay Lightning acquire	Date	Atlanta Thrashers acquire
future considerations [TBODY] [/TBODY]	October 29, 1999	Mikko Kuparinen [TBODY] [/TBODY]

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New Jersey Devils acquire	Date	Tampa Bay Lightning acquire
Steve Kelly [TBODY] [/TBODY]	October 7, 1999	2000 7th round pick (#226-Brian Eklund) [TBODY] [/TBODY]

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Tampa Bay Lightning acquire	Date	New York Rangers acquire
future considerations [TBODY] [/TBODY]	October 3, 1999	Alexandre Daigle [TBODY] [/TBODY]

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Toronto Maple Leafs acquire	Date	Tampa Bay Lightning acquire
Cory Cross 2001 7th round pick (#198-Ivan Kolozvary) [TBODY] [/TBODY]	October 1, 1999	Fredrik Modin [TBODY] [/TBODY]

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Toronto Maple Leafs acquire	Date	Tampa Bay Lightning acquire
2000 9th round pick (#265-Jean-Philippe Cote) [TBODY] [/TBODY]	August 5, 1999	Jeff Reese 2000 9th round pick (#287-Milan Kopecky) [TBODY] [/TBODY]

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San Jose Sharks acquire	Date	Tampa Bay Lightning acquire
Niklas Sundstrom 2000 3rd round pick (#74-Igor Radulov) [TBODY] [/TBODY]	August 4, 1999	Shawn Burr Steve Guolla Bill Houlder Andrei Zyuzin [TBODY] [/TBODY]

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Tampa Bay Lightning acquire	Date	Ottawa Senators acquire
Andreas Johansson rights to sign Rick Dudley as GM [TBODY] [/TBODY]	June 30, 1999	Rob Zamuner 2000 or 2001 or 2002 2nd round pick (2002 #34-Tobias Stephan) [TBODY] [/TBODY]

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Vancouver Canucks acquire	Date	Tampa Bay Lightning acquire
1999 1st round pick (#1-Patrik Stefan) [TBODY] [/TBODY]	June 26, 1999	1999 1st round pick (#4-Pavel Brendl) 1999 3rd round pick (#75-Brett Scheffelmaier) 1999 3rd round pick (#88-Jimmie Olvestad) [TBODY] [/TBODY]

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Tampa Bay Lightning acquire	Date	New York Rangers acquire
Dan Cloutier Niklas Sundstrom 2000 1st round pick (#8-Nikita Alexeev) 2000 3rd round pick (#74-Igor Radulov) [TBODY] [/TBODY]	June 26, 1999	1999 1st round pick (#4-Pavel Brendl) [TBODY] [/TBODY]

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[shadow1]

Assuming we're talking off-season to end of season, the 2003 off-season - end of 2004 season for the Colorado Avalanche was a doozie.

6/20/03 - Scott Parker to SJ -> Draft Pick
6/21/03 - Draft Pick to CHI -> Andrei Nikolishin
6/21/03 - Minor Leaguer to NSH -> Minor Leaguer
6/30/03 - Draft Pick to NSH -> Karlis Skrastins
7/3/03 - Stephen Reinprecht to BUF -> Keith Ballard
7/18/03 - Eric Messier, Vaclav Nedorost to FLA -> Peter Worrell, Pick
8/12/03 - Minor Leaguer to ANA -> Future Considerations
10/22/03 - Bates Battaglia+ to WAS -> Steve Konowalchuk, Pick
1/23/04 - Minor Leaguer to OTT -> Minor Leaguer
2/20/04 - Futures Package to CAR -> Bob Boughner
2/21/04 - Martin Skoula to ANA -> Kurt Sauer
2/26/04 - Draft pick to MIN -> Darby Hendrickson
3/8/04 - Futures Package to NYR -> Mathew Barnaby
3/9/04 - Tom Gilbert to EDM -> Tommy Salo
3/9/04 - Minor Leaguer to MIN -> Minor Leaguer
3/9/04 - Derek Morris, Keith Ballard to PHX -> Chris Gratton, Ossi Vannanen

Sure, the Selanne and Karina experiment didn't work out that year. But it didn't help that Pierre Lacroix basically gutted the entire team from the end of the 2003 season to the trade deadline of 2004.

 

[Torspo21]

I dont know the exact figure, but this record must belong to the New York Rangers when Phil Esposito was in charge. He traded so many players they took a new team-photo at the end of the season, since pretty much everyone was traded since the season had started. Somewhere around mid-80´s.

 

[Klaus3154]

One team to note was that it was crazy that the 94 Rangers were in first place overall in the league and made 5 separate trades at the trading deadline.

 

[Jumptheshark]

Phil Expo as gm

 

[iamjs]

Penguins:
2017-18: 6
2016-17: 6
2015-16: 7
2014-15: 6
2013-14: 4
2012-13: 11
2011-12: 4
2010-11: 2
2009-10: 7
2008-09: 12
2007-08: 4
2006-07: 8 (five trades made on 2/27/07)
2005-06: 9
2004-05: no trades (lockout)
2003-04: 9
2002-03: 11 (another day with five trades, this time on 3/11/03. This was my bet for the most active year.)
2001-02: 8
2000-01: 11
1999-00: 8
1998-99: 4
1997-98: 6
1996-97: 9
1995-96: 10
1994-95: 5
1993-94: 5
1992-93: 4
1991-92: 4
1990-91: 8
1989-90: 7
1988-89: 8
1987-88: 3
1986-87: 7
1985-86: 7
1984-85: 5
1983-84: 10 (also one additional trade that was voided [Glen Mulvey to PIT for futures])
1982-83: 3
1981-82: 6
1980-81: 6
1979-80: 3
1978-79: 7
1977-78: 15 (Penguins sold their 7th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, 13th, and 14th round draft picks in separate transactions for cash)
1976-77: 3
1975-76: 4
1974-75: 6
1973-74: 9
1972-73: 6
1971-72: 6
1970-71: 5
1969-70: 4
1968-69: 12
1967-68: 5

(All seasons are defined as from July 1 to June 30)

Most transactions: 1977-78 (15) or 1968-69 (12), depending on whether you want to count selling picks for cash.
Least amount of transactions: 2010-11 (2): Penguins acquire Kovalev from Senators for a conditional 7th (pick 203 in the 2011 draft, Sens select Ryan Dzingel); Penguins acquire Neal/Niskanen for Goligoski.

 

[boyko10]

The 1998-99 Flyers made a lot of moves. This isn't even all of them. (list starts at deadline and goes backwards in time, stuck mostly to name players and left out most draft picks)

1) Future considerations for Berube.
2) Babych for Duchesne.
3) Forbes for Andersson and McCarthy.
4) Zubrus for Recchi.
5) Daigle for Kovalenko
6) Kovalenko for Burt.
7) Bialowas for Bonvie.
8) Svoboda for Dykhuis.
9) Gratton, Sillinger for Langkow, Renberg
10) Maneluk for Vopat.
11) Podein for Jones.
12) Klatt for a pick.
13) Lacroix for Zelepukin.

Think this is the same season they also offered Kurri a contract, but he felt he was done. Not sure.