NHL Trades

Mar 8 2024
$-3,900,000
$3,900,000

The Tampa Bay Lightning acquired Matt Dumba and a 2025 7th round pick from the Arizona Coyotes for a 2027 5th round pick

Mar 7 2024
$-3,000,000
$3,000,000

The Tampa Bay Lightning acquired Anthony Duclair and 2025 7th round pick from the San Jose Sharks for Jack Thompson and 2024 3rd round pick

Mar 6 2024
$1,456,250
$-1,456,250

The Edmonton Oilers acquired Adam Henrique from Tampa Bay Lightning for a conditional 2026 4th Round Pick

Mar 6 2024
$2,912,500
$-2,912,500

The Tampa Bay Lightning acquired Adam Henrique from the Anaheim Ducks for Ty Taylor

Nov 8 2023
$-850,000
$850,000

The Minnesota Wild acquired Zach Bogosian from the Tampa Bay Lightning for a 2025 7th round pick

Jul 2 2023
$800,000
$-800,000

The Minnesota Wild acquired Patrick Maroon and Maxim Cajkovic from the Tampa Bay Lightning for 2024 7th Round Pick

Jun 29 2023

The Tampa Bay Lightning acquired a 2023 4th round pick (#115) from the Nashville Predators for a 2024 4th round pick

Jun 29 2023

The Chicago Blackhawks acquired Corey Perry from the Tampa Bay Lightning for a 2024 7th round pick

Jun 28 2023

The Colorado Avalanche acquired Ross Colton from the Tampa Bay Lightning for a 2023 2nd round pick (#37)

Mar 1 2023
$-500,000
$500,000

The San Jose Sharks acquired Vladislav Namestnikov from the Tampa Bay Lightning for Michael Eyssimont.

Feb 26 2023
$50,000
$-50,000

The Tampa Bay Lightning acquired Tanner Jeannot from the Nashville Predators for Cal Foote, a 2025 1st round pick, 2024 2nd round pick, 2023 3rd round pick, 2023 4th round pick, and 2023 5th round pick.

Jul 8 2022

The Tampa Bay Lightning acquired 2022 third round pick (#86) from the Los Angeles Kings for 2022 fourth round pick (#103) and 2022 sixth round pick (#169)

Jul 3 2022
$4,200,000
$-4,200,000

The Nashville Predators acquired Ryan McDonagh from the Tampa Bay Lightning for Philippe Myers and Grant Mismash

Mar 21 2022
$750,000
$-750,000

The Tampa Bay Lightning acquired Riley Nash from the Arizona Coyotes for future considerations

Mar 20 2022
$11,750
$-11,750

The Tampa Bay Lightning acquired Nick Paul from the Ottawa Senators for Mathieu Joseph and 2024 fourth round pick

Mar 18 2022
$-16,666
$16,666

The Tampa Bay Lightning acquired Brandon Hagel, 2022 4th Round Pick and 2024 4th Round Pick from the Chicago Blackhawks for 2023 1st Round Pick, 2024 1st Round Pick, Boris Katchouk, and Taylor Raddysh

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NHL Trades

National Hockey League (NHL) trades allow teams to improve their current rosters by exchanging players, prospects, or draft picks with other teams. The rules governing trades are outlined in the NHL/NHLPA Collective Bargaining Agreement (http://www.nhlpa.com/inside-nhlpa/collective-bargaining-agreement).

The NHL Trade Deadline

The NHL's trade deadline generally means a lot of movement among NHL hockey players. The NHL trade deadline is a much-anticipated event among hockey teams, as teams are no longer allowed to exchange players after the trade deadline has passed. This leads to many transactions. Playoff teams are loading up for what they hope is a long playoff run, and playoff hopefuls are trying to get a piece to push them over the playoff hump. At the other end of the standings, teams that will be clearly missing the playoffs want to trade older players for younger prospects or draft picks. This is especially true for players that are about to become Unrestricted Free Agents (UFA’s). For smart asset management, teams need to trade pending UFA’s for draft picks, prospects, or players with term left on contracts before they lose them for nothing on July 1. Teams that are firmly in the playoff picture or on the bubble have difficult decisions to make on their pending free agents; keep them for the rest of the season and playoffs and risk losing them for nothing afterwards, or trade them for some assets by the deadline.

This is a very exciting time for both hockey fans and analysts, who are eagerly anticipating and predicting which players will get traded and which teams they will be moving to. The Trade Deadline day usually falls within the last week of February or the first week of March, and will be on Monday February 26, 2018 for the 2017-2018 season. All the buzz about NHL trade and player movements gets much more intense as the trade deadline draws near. Make sure you checkout PuckHead GM (link) to model out the moves your team should or might make.

NHL Trade Statistics

The NHL trade deadline was established in the early 1980s and since then, there have been 539 trades made on the deadline day. This involves a total of 993 players and 344 draft picks. Over the past 15 seasons, more than 15 trades have been made on the deadline day, and there were at least 30 players traded in each season. In the past 10 seasons, the average number of NHL trades made on the deadline day was 21.5, while the average number of hockey players traded was 40.6. More specifically for the last couple of seasons, there were 68 trades in the 2014-2015 season, 52 trades made in 2015-2016, and 89 trades in the 2016-2017 season.

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