Quoting: NHLfan10506
Can anyone name one trade in the history of NHL that included two top-10 prospects....
...not to mention multiple 1st round picks?
People like to play with these huge returns (multiple high-end prospects, multiple 1sts, etc)....and in reality, those trades very rarely happen.
Just throwing some examples around below of trades that were fairly massive at the time
-- Jack Eichel 2021 (Tuch was good young player, Krebs was on top-25 bubble, 1st attached)
-- Martin St Louis 2014 (Callahan, two 1sts)
-- Rick Nash 2012 (both Erixon and Anisimov were close to top-25 guys, had one 1st included and Dubinsky was solid)
-- Chris Pronger 2006 (Smid, Lupul were on top-20 bubble in prior years, two 1sts were attached)
-- Jaromir Jagr 2001 (two top-25 prospects with Beach, Sivek...But no 1sts)
-- Rob Blake 2001 (Deadmarsh, Miller, Aulin, two 1sts)
-- Chris Chelios 1999 (Anders Eriksson had been top-10, two 1sts included)
-- Mikael Renberg 1997 (Four 1sts)
-- Teemu Selanne 1996 (two recent top-10 prospects in Kilger and Tverdovsky, but no 1sts)
-- Eric Lindros 1992 (Forsberg, Ricci, etc two 1sts)
-- Wayne Gretzky 1988 (Carson, Gelinas, three 1sts)
The return for Leon would be big...but likely one veteran player, one prospect, one 1st rounder...(and maybe other small minor pieces)....is the likely recipe