How Trading Samsonov At The '06 Deadline Led To A Cup & More For The Boston Bruins | NHL Trade Trees
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2021
- Steve Dangle breaks down how what looked like an insignificant deal at the 2006 deadline led to a Stanley Cup victory and an embarrassment of riches for the Boston Bruins.
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He never hit 30 goals in a season but he did hit 70
That's a dang-it
@@therazsmus Can't edit though, hopefully, our boy doesn't take any heck for it. Mistakes happen
70 points, not goals
@@codyd6515 yeah i know im just having fun
Dangle: "Samsonov never topped 30 goals"
Me: "Except in NHL 99 when I put him on a 1st line with Peter Bondra and Mike Modano"
NHL 2001, I put him up with Joe Sakic and Peter Forsberg...I lived in San Jose at the time so I also did a Sharks Franchise with him on a line with Teemu Selanne and Patrick Marleau.
Who was the left winger?
@terrysetoguchi2265 Samsonov left, Bondra right
@@codyd6515 that's their positions too, plus bondra scored 500 goals
"Hey, look at all these players who were drafted after the Bruins three pick in the 2015 draft"
YES, STEVE, WE'RE AWARE OF THAT, THANK YOU.
I'm still salty as ever.
The funniest part of the Bruins taking Zboril is that he was on a pairing with Thomas Chabot for a good chunk of that year with the Sea Dogs.
I swear Steve spent more time plugging other trade trees than talking about Sergi Samsonov
half of this tree ^^
He recorded it prior to the Columbus signing.
However for anyone confused and thought Sean wasn't a Boston bruins. He isn't, Sean kuraly signed with Columbus (4x2.5)
I feel like that deal will turn into a rousell deal
@@unbiasedbruinsfanwhocanbeb7968 possibly. I'm hopeful it goes well for Sean
@@dakotaperrin5009 Me too. Man was a beast and had some clutch moments
He was overpaid But hopefully he gets a top 9 role, then I think it would be worth it
Sergei Samsonov...one of my favorite players in the mid 2000s NHL Video Games. Fast as all hell and fit well with almost everyone.
If this was the Cam Neely Glen Wesley trade tree it could've been 40 minutes and had this tree inside of it
I really want Steve to do the Much larger trade tree of this. It starts in the mid 80's and is still an active trade tree for Boston.
It was part of it!
Andrew Capobianco
12 minutes ago (edited)
Samsonov part of the Neely - Pederson Trade, was one of the 1st round picks from Hartford for Glen Wesley who was a throw-in on the Neely Pederson Deal
Whats forgotten (kind of): The Samsonov story came full circle when he signed in Carolina. The 7th pick in '97 (Samsonov) was traded to the Bruins from Hartford for Glen Wesley.
It's The Cam Neely Trade Tree minus Cam Neely
@@WOWtotheworld i can't believe they did a part of the tree but not the whole tree. The Bruins still have assets from the neely trade to this day
carolina cheated so they didnt actually win a cup . they still have 0 . if i was commissioner the first thing i would do is rescind that mistake and make sure that edmonton is on the cup in 06 like they should be .
@@jamminninja8924 elaborate
@@Scotty89 Apparently he won't
Hardcore Oilers fan but Carolina won fair and square
I do remember the 05-06 season vividly, and it was amazing.
@@sethers wow.
Luc is in the thumbnail on top of the trade... Did you mean to have Samsonov there? Sort of ruined the suspense of who the 2nd round pick would be. Also you said 70 goals for SS when you meant 70 points.
Yeah I noticed this from the thumbnail.. I was like what?? Haha
@1:40 A couple 70-goal seasons, eh? damn!
What a sniper!
Does anyone else remember when lucic smashed van ryn through the glass
I kinda guessed that pick was Lucic, when his dam picture was on top of the trade tree instead of Samsonov's...
Me who though it was Ilya samsonov cause I wasn’t even born yet
Yeah same, I was like ‘what?, he was a Bruin??!’
🤣
I mean I was born but was just into British hockey. I remember the (maybe ‘04? Lockout when Wade frickin’ Belak came to play for my home team!)
And a rival team got Theo Fluery
I loved Samsonov and was really upset when they traded him. But yeah Lucic was the man here in Boston. I wanted to keep him and Wheeler forever.
Samsonov was my favorite player when I was a kid, thank you for this these trade trees are great
I remember when the Bruins had the 1-2 punch of Joe Thornton and Sergei Samsonov, and the 2004 rookie of the year in goalie Andrew Raycroft, as their core... If you told me then that by the time the Bruins won a Stanley Cup they would have _none_ of those guys, I probably would have said you were crazy.
Yeah and it's crazy how they parlayed those guys into a Stanley Cup core. Samsonoc turned into Lucic, Raycroft turned into Rask and Thornton turned into Sturm
@@FunWithMemesFunWithMemes Sturm was gone by the Cup run, but they flipped Stuart and Primeau to Calgary for big time '11 contributor Andrew Ference.
I know it's recent and maybe it's still too recent, but breaking down the Karlsson to sharks trade would make a really good tree
Erik Karlsson turned into the pick that got them Tim Stutzle
@@Spartan086 that’s it that’s the tree lmaoo
@@lucasbeechey5025 Norris was part of the trade, and sens flipped some of the players involved for other picks which have also lead to some really promising prospects. I think it'd also be cool to talk about how balcerd was part of the deal and he's now back on sharks. Like I said it might be too early just to make a video that doesn't end in like 5 mins, but considering the potential impacts the has on both the sharks and the sens future makes it very interesting. Not to mention how it originally looked like a fleece for San Jose with them making the finals, then the tables turning real quickly a year later. Idk I think there's some fun content to discuss there.
It's been mentioned before, but you only get partial credit for this trade tree. It's actually the Cam Neely trade tree :)
Samsonov part of the Neely - Pederson Trade, was one of the 1st round picks from Hartford for Glen Wesley who was a throw-in on the Neely Pederson Deal
Another trade tree! These are so fun to watch
Dangle, you NEED to look at the Brendan Shanahan to St. Louis deal from the early 90's, the deal is CRAZY! It eventually leads to the St. Louis Blues drafting Jordan Binnington in 2011, it goes on that long and is technically still going. Plus, at least 4 or 5 future Hall of Famers trade hands at some points on the Hartford and Detroit side!
Thanks Steve for bringing up the 2015 draft blunder... it's 11AM and I'm getting hammered now
This is just leaving out the first half of the Barry Pederson trade tree, or as Bruins fans know it, the gift that keeps on giving.
I find these segments very entertaining.
Love ur trade trees
Please Steve never stop doing these my mind is a blender everytime
Clock is 2:45am. Going to slee... Oh! New video from Steve! \o/
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼. Another great trade tree. 🙏🏼🍿💯
5:17 - The indie wrestling fan in me started getting nervous sweats when you said the name Joey Ryan...
Very well done
Throwback to Owen Nolan and Sandis Ozolinsh trade both all stars. Ozolinsh won a cup in Colorado and Nolan was a franchise player in San Jose
When did he record these to have Sean Kuraly on the team still when he was a day 1 free agency signing? Must've just fired a dozen trees off at the draft or something.
Sammy was my favorite back before the draft when he was a Detroit Viper!
10:22 You can also include Johnathan Bernier in that LA Kings goalie factory (excluding his favourite teammate Nelson Mandela)
Great trade tree. We B’s fans loved Lucic and what he brought to the team. Btw, if you ask me the background music is unnecessary and distracting.
Mm I liked the old music for trade trees honestly. This is fine but the other track slaps
I absolutely loved Samsonov, but this trade did so much for the franchise as a whole
Loved Samsonov in the NHL games
Do the Brett Hull 1988 trade tree, its a really good and fun one that involved names such as Doug Gilmour, Craig Berube, and David Backes
I would love it if at the end of the video, when you say ''what did you think of this trade tree'' you showed the tree. tx Keep it up they are great.
i always liked samsonov but he was one of those guys who had a couple good years and disappeared early in his career; some of which due to injury.
and Samsonov can be tied back to the Cam Neely trade in 1986 (via Glen Wesley).
Kuraly signed with the Blue Jackets.
I’m so impressed Dangle knew Yan Statsny was a good video game pick up. I think I acquired him in back to back years I picked him up and turned him into a stud.
Hey Steve just wanted to say this goes a lot deeper than you think. It goes back to trading for Cam Neely
Love that it's called the Samsonov trade tree where Lucic is the key and the he photo at the top too?
I even thought to myself, "Wow, Samsonov looks _a lot_ like Lucic in this photo..." 😅😅
Where did Boston get the pick they used to draft Samsonov? Records online are hard to find, but I’m pretty sure it’s part of the Cam Neely trade tree. Gotta do the research on that one.
I was there at Game 7 in 2011
Why is Lucic picture used as Samsonov's?
Yeah that made the reveal of who the 2nd round pick was really anti-climactic. You can tell Steve was trying to build suspense there which was just ruined by the editor, lol
I haven't checked all the comments yet has anyone noticed that the photo at the top of this trade tree is of Milan Lucic, not Sergei Samsonov?
Steve the entire Bruins team in 2011 were beasts. Tim Thomas in net with TUKKA backing him up, the Merlot Line, come on talk about good times......
Samsonov also can be connected to the Cam Neely trade if you go back further
Now with Figgy in Boston, JD up on 1st line, Freddy and coyle a great combo
At the time this was posted tho, Kuraly’s home in Columbus! Hoping for some nice center depth from him this year.
Broke my heart when I was 12 …Samsonov was my FAVORITE player on the Bruins! 2005-06 Bruins was a dark season indeed, especially Dave Lewis’ mustache
all i remember from the oilers run, Roloson went down oilers played only 3rd period of game 7
roloson was purposefully injured . thats why the "carolina hurricanes" dont exist to me . they cheated and if i had my way they would be kicked out of the league . that cup was edmontons and we did win it . i dont care what anyone says .
Watching this video during round 1 of the 2024 play offs and seeing frederic being the 6th highest scorer on the bruins regular season roster is wild
If roloson doesn't get ran in game 1, Edmonton wins that cup and roloson makes his case for hall of fame. Minnesota screwed up trading him that year.
An interesting point when you come back Steve: LA didn’t want to trade Jones. It came out later that (I apologize for it maybe being incorrect) Doug Wilson called Dean Lombardi and told him he was going to offer sheet Jones and with the Kings on the cap, they’d be unable to match. So, they shipped him.
I was at all four games in Raleigh and completely forgot he was on Oilers!! I guess cause i rooted against Carolina in the Sabres series and the Finals and I blocked it from memory cause Peter Karmanos!!
Let's not forget how the Bruins got Samsonov. I believe he was a product of the Glen Wesley trade (to Hartford/Carolina), who the Bruins drafted with the pick acquired in the Cam Neely trade. Check me on that one.
How do you manage an entire tree of Sergei Samsonov and not mention the game 4 tying goal vs San Jose and Toskala? Changed the whole series for the Oilers. (It was 2-0 Sharks in series and 3-1 in the game).
That image looks like Milan Lucic
Oh man, the commenters are right, this is part of the Glen Wesley trade, the Samsonov pick was from Carolina (then Hartford), it was the 97 1st, along with the 96 and the 95 1sts
steve you should do a trade tree on when detroit acquired chris draper from the jets
For a penny I’m pretty sure 😂😂😂😂😂😂
These trade trees are nuts
Not sure he is Sean Kurlay…
1:41 No Steve.... we were thinking... "wait, he never had a 30 goal season yet he had a couple of 70 goal season?!?!" 😁
points maybe lol
WOW, in hindsight those three Boston 1st round picks are a big disappointment considering who was drafted after them
5:56 I like how the _very first_ highlight from Milan Lucic is an illegal hit to the head
Samsonov was a beauty. Wrist injuries destroyed him
Who thought he meant Ilya samsonov but he probably was on the cska moscow at age 12
Samsonov had some of the silkiest hands I had ever seen up to that point, took your breath away.
Perfect way to describe Lucic in his prime: a force of nature. Now he's an overpaid lug nut. I know one thing for sure, he's Peter Chiarelli's biggest fan😂
As a bruins fan I think Trent Frederic could be a new Lucic/Marchand but with a lot less scoring potential
Honestly you really need to do one on Cam Neely to Boston.
This is part of the Cam Neely trade tree which also led to them getting Nathan Horton
70 goals, goddamn! dude was sooooo good
The weirdest thing from this to me is Lucic is one year younger than Crosby and Crosby been in the NHL longer than Lucic.
That’s not weird at all. The majority of players take atleast a year or two to jump into the nhl, more take nearly five-six. Rasmus Dahlin is 3 years younger than Kirill Kaprisov, and he’s been in the nhl for longer.
I gotta say I'm genuinely surprised. When I heard the name Milan Lucic and some of his highlights started popping up because of how nasty he was, I was totally expecting to see when he put Mike Van Ryn through the glass.
Please do Alexander Mogilny trade from Buffalo to Vancouver it's crazy its still going.
I loved Sergei when he was on the Bs
Why is Milan Lucic the picture at the top of the trade tree near the start?
I wonder if you'd believe me back when you first uploaded this video if I told you Freddy would break out offensively on a line with Charlie Coyle and Taylor Hall.
Milan only had 1 1/2 yrs of good hockey in Edmonton and we traded him for James Neal which we recently bought out
Pls do the carlyle trade tree
For anyone who says that "frederic doesn't bring any offense" this video should remind you lucic didnt at first either and he worked out pretty well
Lucic torturing the Habs? I think youre remembering things wrong... The Habs were 30-11-3 vs the Bruins during Lucics time there. 2007-2015
this connects to the cam neely trade
My teenaged self was pissed when the Bruins traded Barry Pederson to Vancouver in 1986. The return was amazing though--Cam Neely and the draft pick for Glen Wesley, who was traded to Hartford for 3 first-round picks! One of those was used to draft Samsonov.
Is there an interesting Ryan Whitney trade, he went from Pit to Ana, then to Edm
I am all for teams trading draft picks when it makes sense. Draft picks are unknown commodities. The team acquiring them could pick a guy who never plays. It’s easy to look back and say “why did they trade that pick? Look who they could have got!” But in reality, who says you would have gotten that guy anyway?
Man, I forgot what a monster young Looch was.
Is that a picture of Milan lucic at the top of the tree?
Eventually I wonder what the trade trees for Tampa getting Goodrow and Coleman will be like
Ah! Marty Jones, Bruins legend
Still hoping the Craig Rivet trade is coming up sometime this season
Oh, another comment. Would it be fun to follow a player that played for like 8-10 teams, just to see against who he was traded for, and then see if the other team had any success after with what they ended up with in the trade?
How about doing the Ryan Smyth to the Islandes trade tree.
Funny part is Lucic signed with the Oilers anyway but it was such a bad contract that they traded him to their inter-provincial rival.
Let's also not forget in 2015 the Bruins also passed up on Travis Konecny, Sebastian Aho, and traded a 5th round pick to the Wild that would end up becoming Kirill Kaprizov
the 5th rounder is what kills me most of it all
Matthew barzal, Brock boeser, Thomas chabot