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Good example in the other direction.
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If its any consolation Habs would never trade Roy to the NordiquesA bit of a different angle but Quebec Nordiques fans, losing their team to see the Avalanche win right away
Oh, I agree. Great trade, but Hubs played how many years for the Panthers and then they win the cup two years after he left? That must of sucked.I don't think Panthers win the Cup if they don't make that trade.
Never mind.That's just wishful Wikipedia editing, it never happened, I can edit cups onto any player I want.
Good example in the other direction.
I disagree. The coaching change was the biggest reason why they stepped up to the next level. They are not winning that cup with Brunette. Even with Tkachuk in the lineup.Sure, I guess, but the dude he was traded for was fundamental to that win. Huberdeau never was, never could, so at a certain point it’s not bad timing, just a player who ain’t good enough to be the guy.
Paul Coffey several times.
Though he won plenty of Cups anyway.
Zarley Zalapski for the Pens. Played with them for ~4 seasons before getting traded to the Whalers and the Pens winning B2B in 91, 92. His name would have been the coolest name on the Cup, but I would say the pieces coming back in the trade helped the Pens win though lol.
The Oilers trade Coffey in 1988, and went on to win their 4th Stanley Cup that Spring.
The Penguins win their first Cup with Coffey, but then trade him in 1992 just before winning their second Cup.
The Kings trade him in 1993, just before making their run to the Finals.
The Wings trade him at the start of the 96-97 season, just before they finally win their first Cup of that era.
Teams that got serious about winning Cups generally did not think that Paul Coffey was a vital piece of the puzzle.
Not something I thought I'd ever hear about a player many feel is top-10 all time for d-men
Yeah Billy Harris is a great answer. He was the Islanders' first ever pick, plays every season with the franchise, gets traded at the 1980 deadline and the tem promptly goes on to win four Stanley Cups in a row. The Islanders would win 19 playoff series in a row, Harris would play 12 more playoff games in his career.John Vanbriesbrouck with the New York Rangers (1981-82 to 1992-93)
Billy Harris with the New York Islanders from 1972-73 until traded mid season in 1980. Butch Goring coming in return is considered to be the missing piece that launched the Islanders dynasty
2001?I know Adam Deadmarsh had already won a cup with the Av's in 1996, but he was a fan favorite and traded away in 2021 at the trade deadline for Rob Blake (couple other players involved as well). Av's went on to win the cup that year.
Someone already posted about future hall of famer Tyson Jost being traded away close to the deadline during the Av's 2022 cup run.
I like you.The Caps lost Nate Schmidt to Vegas in the June 2017 expansion draft, then they beat Vegas in the Final that season, hoisted the Cup in Vegas, and proceeded to run around carousing and teabagging the city all weekend. Rude.
Vegas deals him in 2020, very much against his will, and the Knights go on to win the Cup without him a couple of years later.
He spent three years in Winnipeg (2021-2024) before joining the Cup-defending Panthers for this season.
Winnipeg is totally winning the Cup this summer, over Florida in the Final.