Rangers trade history

My favorite was the Pavel Bure trade.... too bad he got hurt. Imagine if he was still able to play. One of the few stars that played well here although it was the dark years.
 
My favorite was the Pavel Bure trade.... too bad he got hurt. Imagine if he was still able to play. One of the few stars that played well here although it was the dark years.

Imagine being on the ice as a goalie vs. these two on a 2on1:

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Reminds me of the legendary AC Milan pic with these 3 legends on a free kick:

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Too bad the Rangers didn't get them in the primes of their careers. Pretty much like AC Milan. Besides the dominance in their respective leagues of course.
 
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Date February 6, 1997


Phoenix Coyotes acquire:
Jayson More


New York Rangers acquire:
Dallas Eakins
Mike Eastwood
 
The Korpikoski trade was certainly not a good one... but no where near the "worst of all time"; not even the worst Ranger trade of all time.

And as has already been said, can't get pissed about the Dupuis trade given the context at the time. Didn't look like it was awful. Not to mention a big part of what he is today is from being on a line with Crosby or Malkin. The moaning about this one is overblown.

I totally agree. While I like Dupius and wish he could stay - no one here would know where he was if he wasn't playing for Pittsburgh.
 
Date March 7, 1989

Buffalo Sabres acquire:
1990 5th round pick (#97-Richard Smehlik)

New York Rangers acquire:
Lindy Ruff
 
Date February 6, 1997


Phoenix Coyotes acquire:
Jayson More


New York Rangers acquire:
Dallas Eakins
Mike Eastwood

Date March 7, 1989

Buffalo Sabres acquire:
1990 5th round pick (#97-Richard Smehlik)

New York Rangers acquire:
Lindy Ruff
Date: October 4, 1991

Edmonton Oilers acquire:
Louie DeBrusk
Bernie Nicholls
Steven Rice
future considerations (David Shaw)


New York Rangers acquire
Mark Messier
future considerations (Jeff Beukeboom)

:naughty:
 
Umberger left as a FA and signed with Philly.

On the Bure trade, with how few games he played for us, we are lucky all those picks we traded sucked (although we did draft Farlardeau with the pick we got back)
 
June 2, 1978
Philadelphia Flyers acquire 1978 1st round pick (#7-Ken Linseman)
New York Rangers acquire right to hire head coach Fred Shero

Well that's certainly an interesting trade. Could that even go down in today's NHL?
 
The Rick Middleton trade was an unmitigated disaster. 23 year old Middleton goes on to score 400+ goals for Boston while aging Ken Hodge plays a season and a half before being sent down to the minors ala Redden.
 
Does anyone know who was high up on the Rangers draft board in '05 (aside from Staal obv)?

I was always curious if they would have stayed at 16 (and kept 41) who they might have targeted there.

If they went D again, I'm guessing they would have gone with Parent or Lashoff.

41 might have been interesting if they'd still take Sauer at 40. Wonder if they would have considered Stasny.

Bourret. He would have been the pick if they did not get Staal. Source: Don Maloney
 
Far and away the worst trade. Middleton was highly skilled, young star. Hodge was finished.

Espo and Cherry alluded to the fact that Middleton needed to get out of New York or "he would have gotten into trouble". Something along the lines of hanging out with the wrong crowd, drugs, alcohol, etc. He did stay out of trouble in Boston, and his prime was absolutely HHOF-calibre.
 
Ryan Hollweg for Andy Bathgate. lulz

We had R.J. Umberger? What happened with that?

Anson Carter for Jaromir Jag, LIRL.

Rights to Marek Zidlicky for Mike Dunham. Wow. There's some gems in there.

Bathgate was in our prospect camp this year as well.

We acquired Umberger but didn't sign him. Was it us or was it him? I remember hearing different things. He became UFA and signed in Philly.

Dunham was picked up because Richter had broken his head (literally, a skull fracture) and was done. We needed a goalie bad. I remember Dunham playing really well in his half-season after we acquired him. He was godawful the next year and had leg issues, IIRC.

That was also the trade where we moved Kloucek. Too bad about him... He could still be a player in the league to this day if not for the knee injury. Never really recovered from that. Kid could lay wood though. Unfortunately, Cherneski all over again.
 
For the old-timers here, what's the consensus about the Bathgate trade?

Don McKenney/Andy Bathgate for Bob Nevin/Dick Duff/Bill Collins/Arnie Brown/Rod Seiling

Bathgate was considered past his prime at that point, and the Rangers did get some good years of service out of Nevin, Brown and Seiling.
 
The Rick Middleton trade was an unmitigated disaster. 23 year old Middleton goes on to score 400+ goals for Boston while aging Ken Hodge plays a season and a half before being sent down to the minors ala Redden.

Bad memories Emile wanted Cashman and Hodge to wake up Espo
 
when did that happen...... i know this happened... 2008/07/14 New York Rangers traded Ryan Hollweg to the Toronto Maple Leafs for a 5th round selection (Roman Horak) in 2009.

http://www.tsn.ca/nhl/teams/players/bio/?id=2500

Check this:

The pick was originally owned by the Penguins, but was shipped to the Toronto Maple Leafs two years ago in exchange from Hal Gill. The Leafs then moved that pick last summer to the Rangers for Ryan Hollweg.

The Rangers traded the pick back to Pittsburgh on Saturday for an unsigned goaltender, Chad Johnson of Calgary, and drafted Bathgate, a forward who is the grandson of the great Andy Bathgate.

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/connecting-the-draft-day-dots/article1199724/

So it was actually Chad Johnson for Ryan Hollweg and Andy Bathgate. :laugh:
 

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