The funniest part to me is Columbus recognizing Carter was needed for a cup run with Nash, but then a year later Carter and Nash face off in the cup final.
@@thekillers1stfan those first 10 years are dark DARK years for the 5th line. People can say what they want about Torts but he really turned this team around.
@@thekillers1stfan somewhat.. I think it was 2012 or 2013, one of those years we made playoffs under, I *believe* under Ken, then the next season we laid a goose egg in the first 10 games. Torts' stingy defensive mentality has consistently gotten them into postseason play all but one year since he's joined the team. That's a great turnaround from only getting there twice (and being swept..) if you ask me.
It's actually ridiculous the trade history that these two teams have with each other. I was half waiting to see Panarin pop back up again on the Rangers side, but then I remembered that he signed as a UFA haha.
I still am in awe of the uselessness of Bowman to squander Panarin and P.Kane’s best years. It’s akin to basically,,,,,,,, nothing. I guess it must have felt normal for a GM to trade a player that has had the best chemistry with PKane. Disgusting.
Looking back at this, Pavel Buchnevich, Ryan Strome, Ryan Lindgren, K’Andre Miller, Mika Zibanejad, Morgan Barron, Brendan Smith, and (indirectly) Artemi Panarin were all a part of this trade tree, and were all very vital to the Rangers this past season.
And he wasn’t on the Jackets at the time so Steve’s whole “the Blue Jackets goal horn is a cannon” thing doesn’t really work. I agree though that it was one of the dumbest controversies ever in sports. In the words of Ilya Bryzgalov “it’s only game, why you heff to be mad?”
As a Ranger fan I was Happy as Hell when we got him, happier to see him go and damn glad to see what we got and continue to get...Could be the best of the trade trees...
it was a shame that nash turned out the way he did. we traded for him because we were 100% sure we were gonna win the cup during that time but we came short twice and those 2 seasons we came close were the only superstar seasons nash had with us. after that he became an injury prone and was just complete dogsh*t. if he wasn’t getting hurt all the time we could of came close again in 2016 and 2017.
@@graz9372 Dogsh*t is a little rough. He had concussion issues and was aging. Happens to them all. Boston gave up a lot to get him as depth scoring for a cup run that was great for the Rangers.
The signing of “thank you” at the end of the video is neither unnoticed nor unappreciated. It brings me back to watching Flyers games with my late brother who was hard of hearing and me signing the play-by-play. So thanks for the smile. (ETA: I know we could have put subtitles on, but it was something my dad did until he kind of lost interest in the sport, and it was great practice for me when I was younger)
Ask Alexei Emelin, who tripped Kreider. Sick and tired of Habs fans blaming Kreider. Put the blame where it belongs. Anyway, players crash into goalkeeper's regularly.
As a Columbus fan, I enjoyed this trip down memory lane. One note about McQuaid: it wasn't that he wasn't a fit. He took a hit to the head a few games into his time here and it ended up ending his career. Fun trade-related fact about McQuaid: he was drafted by the Blue Jackets in 2005 then later traded to Boston for a pick that Columbus would later flip to Dallas and which was used by the Stars to select Jamie Benn.
I actually got viscerally angry about Andrew Shaw all over again watching that. No, Steve, it’s not that Adam McQuaid was an awkward fit, it’s that Andrew Shaw ended his career in the 3rd period of a random March game and he was unavailable for the playoffs which is why we had to play Scott Harrington against Boston. Gaaahhhh!!!!
Is it bad that everytime dubinsky’s line came on the ice for the jackets I referred to the entire line as the real mans man line and I played Steven regals theme song for the entire shift
@@seanyoung3865 Not really, Panarin won more playoff rounds with CBJ than the Hawks. Losing him sucked but he did great things for Columbus while he was here.
As a Rangers fan this was a nice watch (aside from the goal from he who shall not be named and the jab at Hank). Loved Nash as a Ranger, even when he wasn’t scoring he was still a very important part of the team with surprising solid two way play. Really like Lindgren’s grit, hope he didn’t just have a one off year. He wasn’t even on our radar when acquired but after coming up from the AHL was the only good left handed defenseman (still is). Feel like you underrated Buch, he’s a part of the team but a very important one. He’s an excellent play driver finally hitting his stride. Feel like that happens a lot though, very under appreciated player.
2 years later and 2 of those pieces are St. Louis Blues. Saad and Buchnevich are ballers. Oh I almost forgot, the Rangers later traded Buchnevich to St. Louis for Sammy Blais and a 2022 2nd round pick. The St. Louis Blues' second-round pick went to the Winnipeg Jets as the result of a trade on March 21, 2022, that sent Andrew Copp and a sixth-round pick in 2023 to New York in exchange for Morgan Barron, a conditional first-round pick in 2022, a fifth-round pick in 2023 and this pick (being conditional at the time of the trade). Then the Rangers trade Blais, Hunter Skinner, and a conditional first-round pick in 2023, a conditional fourth-round pick in 2024 for Vladimir Tarasenko and Niko Mikkola(you’re welcome).
I know it’s not part of a trade but an ending note of where Breadman signed woulda been just the right amount of salt in the wound for this Ranger fan.
Would be super interesting to see all the 1st round picks the Penguins traded away in the last decade! and see who was drafted and how well the guys did who the penguins obtained
I gotta nice trade tree for ya. I'm a Devils fan, You're a Leafs fan. You're around the same age as me I'm guessing(34) maybe 2-3 years younger. So I know you remember this. The Doug Gilmour trade to the Devils. The trade tree is interesting on the Leafs side. Includes A Masterton Winner and 1,000 game guy, a Selke nominee, a 1st round pick, a longtime Oilers Captain( So Oilers fan Steve will enjoy that)and an early 2000's EA NHL cover boy. And it would be nice to see some 20th century trades that aren't the huggest trades ever like Gretzky and Lindros. I feel like anything before 10-15 years ago gets heavily ignored, except for the huge ones. What do ya say? Help a guy out!
We didn't "lose him for nothing." We bought him out so he could go where he wanted, because that's what you do for a guy when he puts the entire team on his back for the better part of a decade.
I don’t think NYR was gonna get much for him in a trade anyhow. Considering all he’d done for the team I don’t think buying him out here deserved a chirp
You guys could do the Trevor linden trade to the islanders, it turns into Todd bertuzzi which turns into Roberto luongo which turns into the video you guys already did.
@@neroameealucard945 heya!!! Yeah... Panarin was my fave at that time... Still stings... And omg when he still hits a puck at the end of warmups to Kaner?!?! Just gets me lol... Never did I ever think I would feel physical pain in a friggen hockey pairing being broken up, but here I am lol 😆
@@ariccua6101 I think it was technically left off since it wasn't a trade, Panarin left for the Rangers, so that detail is not part of a "trade tree" but Steve could have also left it off because there was A LOT of info here lol
As a player he was probably my second biggest disappointment. Not that he wasn't a great player, I felt he could have done a lot more. One of the guys with super talent and was a bit soft and could have worked harder. He was a big man, fast too. Have not seen too many big men with as much skill as he had. Ever. Always left me wanting more. He was usually the best player on the ice but did not dominate. He could have dominated games. Don't get me going on Alexander Daigle.
I’m a rangers fan and I think Nash was a waste. He was a good regular season player but we would’ve been better off with Dubinsky and Anisimov in that cup run Nash just never showed up when they needed him he made his career off lighting up teams in the regular season that wouldn’t even make the playoffs probably the most overrated ranger ever
the fact that he didnt mention that bread is now on the rangers and the fact that the 6th rounder was MORGAN BARRON who is looking like a steal for us is crazy
Great video man...loved it! I just wanted to point out the inaccuracy of the Anismov celly... It was for the NYR not against, which would make the Columbus goal horn obsolete in this situation... Besides that, awesome video man! 👍
Started watching for a player I liked in Rick Nash but was quickly reminded of a forgotten goalie I loved in Steve Mason. The 2nd best Kitchener Ranger goalie of my lifetime next to John Gibson of course
How bout the Ron Caron “offer sheet” tree. While with the Blues, that man redefined the definition of offer sheet madness. It would be interesting to see what it cost the Blues in the late 80’s/90’s.
I love how you commented respectfully on Kerby Rychel. I feel like vids about the other big 3 sports would say ‘and this guy was an absolute bust trash can’ But you were exactly right to nod to how tough it is to make even minor teams, let alone play 40+ games in the league. Good show Edit: and seemingly every time you mention someone who made it but didn’t have an illustrious career.
I was in the building when Bread's empty netter sealed the sweet over Tampa. I know people outside of Columbus wonder what the hell Jarmo was thinking, swinging for all of those expiring contracts. That moment right there is part of what he was thinking. The roof nearly blew off Nationwide Arena the second that goal went in and I've never heard the crowd be nearly as loud as the Cannon before. I get super emotional to this day thinking about that sweep, even though the Jackets lost to Boston in the next round. That doesn't even matter. Because FINALLY winning that playoff series and taking down the Goliath Lightning in the process was worth every trade and penny.
Rick Nash was heavily criticized in New York by fans due to his lack of scoring early on . But He backchecked every shift was always on the penalty kill that year. He had other teammates picking up the scoring too while the opposition was focused on him. His role changed and was an essential piece for the team making it to the final. He was a great ranger.
You ever thought of doing the inverse of this and take someone like Mike Sillinger and see how the nine (yes, nine) trades he was involved in worked out for each team?
The speed round got me like: 😮
He's built for gulf now.
So basically the Rick Nash trade built both teams for the next decade. Crazy
The funniest part to me is Columbus recognizing Carter was needed for a cup run with Nash, but then a year later Carter and Nash face off in the cup final.
fitting since Rick Nash was the entire Columbus team at that time lol
@@thekillers1stfan those first 10 years are dark DARK years for the 5th line.
People can say what they want about Torts but he really turned this team around.
@@stevenreid2571 They were turning around before Torts. He just go there at the right time
@@thekillers1stfan somewhat.. I think it was 2012 or 2013, one of those years we made playoffs under, I *believe* under Ken, then the next season we laid a goose egg in the first 10 games.
Torts' stingy defensive mentality has consistently gotten them into postseason play all but one year since he's joined the team. That's a great turnaround from only getting there twice (and being swept..) if you ask me.
The fact they also signed the Breadman makes this hilarious
I don't know how I forgot about that! It made me realize that the two best players to play with the Blue Jackets went to the Rangers lmao
It's actually ridiculous the trade history that these two teams have with each other. I was half waiting to see Panarin pop back up again on the Rangers side, but then I remembered that he signed as a UFA haha.
Personally I find it very painful
Losing Panarin for Saad’s secondary scoring was a MAJOR Chi blunder. Major to the point that Bowman should probably be terminated.
I still am in awe of the uselessness of Bowman to squander Panarin and P.Kane’s best years. It’s akin to basically,,,,,,,, nothing. I guess it must have felt normal for a GM to trade a player that has had the best chemistry with PKane. Disgusting.
HOW DARE YOU START THIS WITH LUNDQVIST JOKES
lol ya, steve is too soft to make jokes about an unhealthy guy...video was likely made a week ago.
@@Krokodilius oh, i figured. but still, its much too soon for us NYR fans even before the news
All the Rangers' horses and all the Rangers' men, couldn't protect Henrik together again.
I do forgive Steve for this one. He recorded this before the news came out. Yeah it hurts, but it's a solid chirp. 8/10
@@Krokodilius could’ve edited it out
Dont forget to mention that artemi panarin ended up being a rangers anyways 🤣
Was just gonna make the same comment lol 😆
almost seems like the blue jackets are the Rangers' farm team.
@@Mordraith and then they get shipped off to tampa to win
The hilarious part of this is I’m wearing a rangers Nash shirt cuz I couldn’t find a different shirt LMAO
Looking back at this, Pavel Buchnevich, Ryan Strome, Ryan Lindgren, K’Andre Miller, Mika Zibanejad, Morgan Barron, Brendan Smith, and (indirectly) Artemi Panarin were all a part of this trade tree, and were all very vital to the Rangers this past season.
And Sammy Blais, and Vladimir Tarasenko, as of yesterday.
Awkward, Anisimov scored that goal against Tampa not NYR.
And he wasn’t on the Jackets at the time so Steve’s whole “the Blue Jackets goal horn is a cannon” thing doesn’t really work. I agree though that it was one of the dumbest controversies ever in sports. In the words of Ilya Bryzgalov “it’s only game, why you heff to be mad?”
As a Ranger fan I was Happy as Hell when we got him, happier to see him go and damn glad to see what we got and continue to get...Could be the best of the trade trees...
i second this !! we are loaded for the next decade with the talent JG assembled for us
Couldn’t agree more man I was thrilled to see him go he couldn’t get out faster 😂😂😂
@@ryanfuks7887 things are looking good for us weve got tons of young potential in every position on the ice
it was a shame that nash turned out the way he did. we traded for him because we were 100% sure we were gonna win the cup during that time but we came short twice and those 2 seasons we came close were the only superstar seasons nash had with us. after that he became an injury prone and was just complete dogsh*t. if he wasn’t getting hurt all the time we could of came close again in 2016 and 2017.
@@graz9372 Dogsh*t is a little rough. He had concussion issues and was aging. Happens to them all. Boston gave up a lot to get him as depth scoring for a cup run that was great for the Rangers.
I thanked freelance tom audibly but then realized he would never know so thank you freelance tom
Thought SN was supplying graphics for these - so GJ Freelance Tom!
I won't stop until we get Hossa for Heatley!
I’ve been commenting this trade tree on every trade tree for the past 6 months thank you. I will no longer bother you.
That jab at lundquist didn’t age very well whoops😂
Yeah you can tell this was filmed before what happened lol
I miss Rick Nash. He had that concussion in '15-'16 (I think) and was never the same after that
A second concussion in 2018 ultimately ended Nash's career at 34. At least he knew not to try to come back.
Thank you Jeff Gorton. Dude fleeced multiple people in this trade tree
Anisimov did that celebration as a Ranger... might want to edit that part out
Cringe Dangle is never wrong. Nothing to see here. He continues to mispronounced star players names.
claim your "here within an hour" ticket right hereeeeeeeeeee
Even after watching it, still with in an hour!
The signing of “thank you” at the end of the video is neither unnoticed nor unappreciated. It brings me back to watching Flyers games with my late brother who was hard of hearing and me signing the play-by-play. So thanks for the smile.
(ETA: I know we could have put subtitles on, but it was something my dad did until he kind of lost interest in the sport, and it was great practice for me when I was younger)
I always felt Nash was one of the most brilliant wingers of our era but never had the elite center he needed to shine.
I miss Dubinsky so much. He is still one of my favorite players in the league.
I enjoyed watching him play against Crosby. There was always a high level of tension between them.
He was a great Ranger.
honestly this trade wasn’t as bad as I remember for the Jackets
Trade is worth it solely for watching pavel deck Marchand last year.
Agreed. Everything else is secondary.
The only reason the Ramgers were in the Stanley Cup finals is because Chris Kreider injured Carey Price
That was cheap and dirty but Rangers were still the better team
@@bigbadblackbear3031 maybe, maybe not, who knows
Ask Alexei Emelin, who tripped Kreider. Sick and tired of Habs fans blaming Kreider. Put the blame where it belongs. Anyway, players crash into goalkeeper's regularly.
@@sweinstein99 alright but it wasn't the first time that something like that happened with him
Rangers fleeced, Boston got screwed, Columbus did solid
As a Columbus fan, I enjoyed this trip down memory lane.
One note about McQuaid: it wasn't that he wasn't a fit. He took a hit to the head a few games into his time here and it ended up ending his career.
Fun trade-related fact about McQuaid: he was drafted by the Blue Jackets in 2005 then later traded to Boston for a pick that Columbus would later flip to Dallas and which was used by the Stars to select Jamie Benn.
My exact thoughts watching it, McQuaid would have been great to have had in the Boston series.
I actually got viscerally angry about Andrew Shaw all over again watching that. No, Steve, it’s not that Adam McQuaid was an awkward fit, it’s that Andrew Shaw ended his career in the 3rd period of a random March game and he was unavailable for the playoffs which is why we had to play Scott Harrington against Boston. Gaaahhhh!!!!
Also that Andrew Shaw was never even punished for that hit.
forgot to mention that tyler motte is a god in vancouver right now
As a Rangers fan. I'm smiling all thru this video. Thanks everybody involved! Keep them coming.
Thanks for making 30 mins of my life intersting.
Is it bad that everytime dubinsky’s line came on the ice for the jackets I referred to the entire line as the real mans man line and I played Steven regals theme song for the entire shift
Can't go one video without a reminder of 2019 lol
The panarin trade still hurts as a hawks fan
I’m sure losing hm for nothing hurts Columbus more.
@@seanyoung3865 Not really, Panarin won more playoff rounds with CBJ than the Hawks. Losing him sucked but he did great things for Columbus while he was here.
With Buchnevich being traded to the St. Louis Blues for Sammy Blais and a 2nd round draft pick, this trade tree is still ongoing and growing.
and sammy blais being part of the trade back to the blues, where the rangers get TARASENKO is also part of this
Rangers made out like bandits, I’m so overjoyed for them. I can only hope we’ll be able to see them in person next season 🤞🏻
As a Rangers fan this was a nice watch (aside from the goal from he who shall not be named and the jab at Hank).
Loved Nash as a Ranger, even when he wasn’t scoring he was still a very important part of the team with surprising solid two way play. Really like Lindgren’s grit, hope he didn’t just have a one off year. He wasn’t even on our radar when acquired but after coming up from the AHL was the only good left handed defenseman (still is).
Feel like you underrated Buch, he’s a part of the team but a very important one. He’s an excellent play driver finally hitting his stride. Feel like that happens a lot though, very under appreciated player.
Watching this now, as Chinakov has been looking mighty good his first 10 periods with the Blue Jackets. Always fun to look back on
2 years later and 2 of those pieces are St. Louis Blues. Saad and Buchnevich are ballers.
Oh I almost forgot, the Rangers later traded Buchnevich to St. Louis for Sammy Blais and a 2022 2nd round pick. The St. Louis Blues' second-round pick went to the Winnipeg Jets as the result of a trade on March 21, 2022, that sent Andrew Copp and a sixth-round pick in 2023 to New York in exchange for Morgan Barron, a conditional first-round pick in 2022, a fifth-round pick in 2023 and this pick (being conditional at the time of the trade).
Then the Rangers trade Blais, Hunter Skinner, and a conditional first-round pick in 2023, a conditional fourth-round pick in 2024 for Vladimir Tarasenko and Niko Mikkola(you’re welcome).
I know it’s not part of a trade but an ending note of where Breadman signed woulda been just the right amount of salt in the wound for this Ranger fan.
15:07 because Andrew Shaw elbowed him in the face and ended his career
Last time i was this early jagr was only traded once
Can you do the Luongo trade and how Vancouver win both sides of the trade
instead of luongo, he should do trevor linden, it actually leads into the luongo tree
Rick Nash is now working with the CBJ front office as an assistant to the GM. Pretty great to have him back.
Brandon Saad is sooo much younger than I always think he is
Would be super interesting to see all the 1st round picks the Penguins traded away in the last decade! and see who was drafted and how well the guys did who the penguins obtained
I gotta nice trade tree for ya. I'm a Devils fan, You're a Leafs fan. You're around the same age as me I'm guessing(34) maybe 2-3 years younger. So I know you remember this. The Doug Gilmour trade to the Devils. The trade tree is interesting on the Leafs side. Includes A Masterton Winner and 1,000 game guy, a Selke nominee, a 1st round pick, a longtime Oilers Captain( So Oilers fan Steve will enjoy that)and an early 2000's EA NHL cover boy. And it would be nice to see some 20th century trades that aren't the huggest trades ever like Gretzky and Lindros. I feel like anything before 10-15 years ago gets heavily ignored, except for the huge ones. What do ya say? Help a guy out!
We didn't "lose him for nothing." We bought him out so he could go where he wanted, because that's what you do for a guy when he puts the entire team on his back for the better part of a decade.
I don’t think NYR was gonna get much for him in a trade anyhow. Considering all he’d done for the team I don’t think buying him out here deserved a chirp
This Lundqvist chirp didn't age well
As a Rangers fan... Pan - air - in. Thank you.
And now the tree has been extended again with Buchnevich being traded to the Blues
The speed round got me so hard that i almost burned my lasagna.
I’m just saying Rick Nash is my favorite player
Mine too, ever since his Junior's with the London Knights 💚💛
You guys could do the Trevor linden trade to the islanders, it turns into Todd bertuzzi which turns into Roberto luongo which turns into the video you guys already did.
was anyone else mildly infuriated by how he pronounced Panarin(Pun-are-in)? Almost everyone pronounces it Pun-air-in?
Steve went for my jugular and this ended up being about the Saad/Panarin trade UUUGGGHHHHH lol
Hey I saw you on Twitter, and yes that trade still stings amiga
@@neroameealucard945 heya!!! Yeah... Panarin was my fave at that time... Still stings... And omg when he still hits a puck at the end of warmups to Kaner?!?! Just gets me lol... Never did I ever think I would feel physical pain in a friggen hockey pairing being broken up, but here I am lol 😆
Is it just me or did Steve not mention that Panarin wound up on the Rangers anyway and is tearing it in Broadway? (I know he signed in FA)
@@ariccua6101 I think it was technically left off since it wasn't a trade, Panarin left for the Rangers, so that detail is not part of a "trade tree" but Steve could have also left it off because there was A LOT of info here lol
@@vampirefroggie But yeah, interesting to note seeing five members of the Rangers roster in this tree, including Panarin.
Everything is fine, except for Gaby contribution for the Kings in the SC Final against the Rangers. 😪
As a player he was probably my second biggest disappointment. Not that he wasn't a great player, I felt he could have done a lot more. One of the guys with super talent and was a bit soft and could have worked harder. He was a big man, fast too. Have not seen too many big men with as much skill as he had. Ever. Always left me wanting more. He was usually the best player on the ice but did not dominate. He could have dominated games. Don't get me going on Alexander Daigle.
I’m a rangers fan and I think Nash was a waste. He was a good regular season player but we would’ve been better off with Dubinsky and Anisimov in that cup run Nash just never showed up when they needed him he made his career off lighting up teams in the regular season that wouldn’t even make the playoffs probably the most overrated ranger ever
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!
GOD I LOVE TRADE TREES!!!!!
And now Vladimir Tarasenko is in the trade tree, thanks to the Pavel Buchnevich trade for Sammy Blais, who was traded for Vladimir Tarasenko.
BEEN WAITING FOR THIS TREE FOREVER THANK YOU
Failed to realize that Motte and Panarin, who were the pieces in the trade for Saad back to CHI, played together on NYR twice.
And now MDZ plays for the jackets!
You're going to be very surprised with how in correct your Vaxjo pronounciation is. It is pronounced "Vayk-woo"
Totally not a result of the trade tree but rangers also ended up getting Panarin in free agency. More coincidence but still interesting.
To think what if the rangers never traded for brendan smith they coulda had janatan berggren who is tearing up the shl.
Day 156:
DO THE "RIVET FOR GEORGES AND A 1st" TRADE!
the fact that he didnt mention that bread is now on the rangers and the fact that the 6th rounder was MORGAN BARRON who is looking like a steal for us is crazy
that trade tree continues
Rick Nash was the bridge between Lemieux and McDavid
Players that were complete unicorns on the ice
Back your face up.
I wanna see hockey graphics, not guess what you're hiding in the cave.
Watching this now in 2022 is even funnier knowing where Artemi Panarin went after leaving the Jackets
If Duchene had of signed with Columbus Ottawa would have had 4 first round picks
Still would love to see Pronger for Shanahan. PLEEEEEEAAAAAAASE!!!
Indirectly led to the Hurricanes winning their Stanley Cup!
@@RetepAdam And the Blues. And a couple cups for the wings too
Great video man...loved it!
I just wanted to point out the inaccuracy of the Anismov celly... It was for the NYR not against, which would make the Columbus goal horn obsolete in this situation... Besides that, awesome video man! 👍
If you watch the speed round at 2x speed it's a pretty rewarding experience
you its gonna be a lomg trade tree when brandon saad is involved
Funnily enough Morgan Barron is looking like the real deal for being such a late trade.
I wish you sold trade trees as posters. Would be great to hang my favorites up, especially when they're lopsided!!
I'd love to see a Goligoski for Neal & Niskanen trade tree considering Neal was a 40 goal scorer and Nisky had a solid career
Started watching for a player I liked in Rick Nash but was quickly reminded of a forgotten goalie I loved in Steve Mason. The 2nd best Kitchener Ranger goalie of my lifetime next to John Gibson of course
How bout the Ron Caron “offer sheet” tree. While with the Blues, that man redefined the definition of offer sheet madness. It would be interesting to see what it cost the Blues in the late 80’s/90’s.
Also the rangers signed panarin! Lol
That 7th round pick to Detroit for smith was actually a 3rd.
Crazy how this tree grew with Buchnevich getting traded to St. Louis and then the second they got being a part of the Andrew Copp deal
and it grows more with the tarasenko deal
Rick Nash missing a wide open cage in OT in Game 5 against LA still haunts me...
Ah yes, the early days of Columbus trades versus now...Jarmo Kekalainen is a wizard and never allowed to leave Columbus
Even more true after Draft Weekend 2021. Holy hell that return from Chicago.
And now the trade tree has helped the Rangers land Vladimir Tarasenko.
I love how you commented respectfully on Kerby Rychel.
I feel like vids about the other big 3 sports
would say ‘and this guy was an absolute bust trash can’
But you were exactly right to nod to how tough it is to make even minor teams, let alone play 40+ games in the league.
Good show
Edit: and seemingly every time you mention someone who made it but didn’t have an illustrious career.
Gretzky to LA trade tree please!
FIVE CURRENT RANGERS ON THIS TRADE TREE!
(Panarin, Zibanejad, Buchnevich, Brendan Smith, and Strome)
You forgot Lindgren. Morgan barron and k'andre Miller could be on the team also
@@RubexCube1 You're not wrong.
funny that tyler motte is also on NYR now too. Love these videos.
Can I just add this here because I want: "THE LEAFS LOST TO THEIR OWN ZAMBONI DRIVER!!"
I was in the building when Bread's empty netter sealed the sweet over Tampa. I know people outside of Columbus wonder what the hell Jarmo was thinking, swinging for all of those expiring contracts. That moment right there is part of what he was thinking. The roof nearly blew off Nationwide Arena the second that goal went in and I've never heard the crowd be nearly as loud as the Cannon before. I get super emotional to this day thinking about that sweep, even though the Jackets lost to Boston in the next round. That doesn't even matter. Because FINALLY winning that playoff series and taking down the Goliath Lightning in the process was worth every trade and penny.
YES. I HAVE BEEN WAITING SINCE THE FIRST VIDEO TO SEE THIS THANK YOU STEVE
As a Caps fan, that Lundquist bit at the beginning kind of stings now that he won't be playing for us either, because of his HEART CONDITION.
Hartford Whalers.
Chris Pronger.
Brendan Shanahan.
Please.
Is this real life? Steve talking about the Rangers? finally
Rick Nash was heavily criticized in New York by fans due to his lack of scoring early on . But He backchecked every shift was always on the penalty kill that year. He had other teammates picking up the scoring too while the opposition was focused on him. His role changed and was an essential piece for the team making it to the final. He was a great ranger.
Artemi PanAArin
That bugged me so much through the video
Wayne Gretzky trade tree
You ever thought of doing the inverse of this and take someone like Mike Sillinger and see how the nine (yes, nine) trades he was involved in worked out for each team?
adding Panarin makes this *chef kiss* - im a lil biased tho #LGR