THE GREAT ONE: How The 1988 Wayne Gretzky Trade Is Still Evolving Today | NHL Trade Trees

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Steve Dangle takes a look back at the biggest trade in NHL History! Take a look at how the 1988 Wayne Gretzky Trade from the Edmonton Oilers to the Los Angeles Kings is still evolving to this day.
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@SteveDangle 3 года назад

CLARIFICATION: Some people have messaged me about Shayne Corson for Curtis Joseph, which isn’t in this trade tree. The reason for that is Corson signed an offer sheet. I should’ve mentioned it as a footnote (it’s still a 51-min video lol) but it’s not officially part of the tree.

@ericveneto1593 3 года назад

I find it HILARIOUS that the draft picks near the bottom HADN'T BEEN BORN when the original trade was made!

@danielcotnoir8230 3 года назад

Oh god it’s happening everyone stay calm. The biggest and longest trade in nhl history

@SloppyPainter 3 года назад

You know your a good hockey player when a country's LITERAL GOVERNMENT are like, "Nah he's gotta stay in Canada."

@aesirshero2490 3 года назад

Summer of 1988 my cousin, who is a DIE HARD Oilers fan, broke his femur. My mom went to go visit him in the hospital, walked in the room and saw him crying. My mom thought he was in pain or discomfort due to how he had to lay in the bed. He replied to my mom "no, my leg is fine BUT THEY TRADED GRETZKY!" My cousin calls this one of the worst summers of his life, and will never forgive Pocklington for trading him.

@caseycheatum1292 Год назад

RIP this trade tree (1988-2022)

@DavePainkiller 3 года назад

My God... The Gretzky Trade helped Tampa win the Cup in 2020... This was insane to watch.

@viper1120 3 года назад

Has anyone told Marcus Phillips or Drake Rymsha that they are directly linked to Wayne Gretzky? No pressure boys.

@johnciolfi5085 Год назад

Follow-up: Drake Rymsha was let go by the Kings following the 2020-21 season. Markus Phillips was traded to Winnipeg in March 2022 for Nelson Nogier, who is currently a UFA, so unless he re-signs with LA, the trade tree is finished.

@Kryptekah 3 года назад

If Gretzky can get traded; Anyone can get traded

@Scorponox 3 года назад

This is an incredibly well researched video. I don't usually watch a 50 minute video in one sitting but you managed to make it interesting enough for me to sit through all of it.

@dabisu4104 3 года назад

42:22

@dremin15 3 года назад

Imagine being an offshoot of the Gretzky trade and playing in the SPHL.

@joec318 3 года назад

Imagine Wayne Gretzky playing on the same line as Pavel Bure.

@thinkingjack 3 года назад

“No one can stop the Edmonton Oilers.....except the Edmonton Oilers”

@manzac112 3 года назад

Unfortunately, the Edmonton Oilers went on to win a Stanley Cup without Wayne Gretzky, while the Kings couldn't win with Wayne Gretzky; however, it did help expand hockey in the American market with the Wayne Gretzky trade.

@PetterHughes 3 года назад

Is there a PDF version of the trade tree? I want to see the entire trade tree and zoom in in each part

@chuck3175 3 года назад

Here after Rymsha’s nhl debut… the tree continues

@angussmith8466 3 года назад

Holy crap, I've genuinely never even given a second thought to if this trade was still happening. crazy to think that waves are still being made 30+ years later.

@GreenBayPayton Год назад

It blows my mind a trade made in 1988 contributed to a 2012 Stanley Cup, a 2018 Stanley Cup Finals appearance, a 2020 Stanley Cup, a 2021 Stanley Cup, and lasted until 2022. Very well done video dude.