To Washington
Maxime Ouellet, G
1st-round pick, 2002
2nd-round pick, 2002
3rd-round pick, 2002
To Washington
Benoit Hogue
To Montreal
Stephane Fiset
To L.A.
Conditionel Pick
To Colorado
Darius Kasparaitis, D
To Pittsburgh
Ville Nieminen, LW Rick Berry, D
To Boston
Sean Brown, D
To Edmonton
Bobby Allen, D
To Boston
Greg Crozier, LW
To Minnesota
Darryl Laplante, LW
To Islanders
Dave Roche, F
To Anaheim
Ben Guite, F
Bjorn Melin, F
March 18
To St.Louis
Ray Ferraro, C
To Atlanta
4th-round pick, 2002
Ja 21 Uhr ist vorbei
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Minnesota Wild 65 GP - 21 W - 10 T - 28 L - 6 OTL- 58 P
Wes Walz 52 GP - 9 G - 14 A - 23 P - 35 PIM
Jeremy Roenick 63 GP - 19 G - 44 A - 63 P - 62 PIM +/- 33
Tuesday, March 19, 2002
TEAM
Edmonton Oilers Acquired defenseman Bobby Allen from the Boston Bruins for defenseman Sean Brown; assigned left wing Darryl Laplante to Providence of American Hockey League.
New York Islanders Acquired defenseman Darren Van Impe from the Florida Panthers for a 2003 fifth-round draft pick; acquired center Dave Roche from the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim for right wings Ben Guite and Bjorn Melin.
Philadelphia Flyers Acquired center Adam Oates from the Washington Capitals for goaltender Maxime Ouellet and first- , second- and third-round picks in the 2003 draft.
Colorado Avalanche Acquired defenseman Darius Kasparaitis from the Pittsurgh Penguins for defenseman Rick Berry and left wing Ville Nieminen.
Washington Capitals Claimed left wing Benoit Hogue off waivers from the New York Islanders.
Nashville Predators Recalled right wing Jonas Andersson from Milwaukee of the American Hockey League.
Minnesota Wild Acquired left wing Greg Crozier from the Boston Bruins for left wing Darryl Laplante.
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AVALANCHE ACQUIRES DEFENSEMAN DARIUS KASPARAITIS
The Colorado Avalanche Hockey Club announced Tuesday afternoon that the team has acquired defenseman Darius Kasparaitis from the Pittsburgh Penguins.
“We are excited to announce this acquisition to our fans today,” said Colorado Avalanche President and General Manager Pierre Lacroix. “Darius Kasparaitis brings us a strong physical presence in the defensive zone and extends the depth of our defensive corps.”
In return for his services, Pittsburgh acquires forward Ville Nieminen and defenseman Rick Berry.
“The depth of young talent in our organization at all levels allows us the capability to go ahead and make such a move for the present,” added Lacroix. “It certainly would not have been possible without the great work of our scouting staff over the last few years.”
Originally the New York Islanders first choice (fifth overall) in the 1992 Entry Draft, Kasparaitis has career totals of 21 goals, 108 assists, and 1,100 penalty minutes in 637 career games. He is one of only three players to see action in all 69 of Pittsburgh’s games in 2001-02, posting totals of two goals and 12 assists while leading the Penguins with 123 penalty minutes in that span.
A native of Elektrenai, Lithuania, the 29-year-old rearguard is expected to join his new teammates in time for tonight’s game versus the Washington Capitals at Pepsi Center. Kasparaitis will wear sweater #11 with the Avalanche; Pascal Trepanier will now wear sweater #3.
http://www.coloradoavalanche.com/features/feature102219131858.html
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MONTREAL -- The Canadiens acquired goaltender Stephane Fiset from the Los Angeles Kings on Tuesday in exchange for a conditional draft pick.
Fiset, 31, posted a 7-7-6 record with a 3.13 goals-against-average playing in 23 games for the Manchester Monarchs of the American Hockey League (AHL) after being assigned to Manchester by the Kings on Oct. 2.
The 6-1, 215-pound native of Montreal has appeared in 388 career NHL games with the Kings and Colorado Avalanche/Quebec Nordiques with a 164-152-44 record and a 3.06 goals-against-average with 16 shutouts.
Islanders swing two deals, acquiring Van Impe, Roche
The New York Islanders obtained defenseman Darren Van Impe from the Florida Panthers and re-acquiring left wing Dave Roche from the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim.
Van Impe came for a 2003 fifth-round draft pick and will be reunited with coach Peter Laviolette, who was an assistant with Boston when the 31-year-old played there last season.
The 6-1, 205-pound Van Impe started this season with the New York Rangers but was claimed off waivers by the Panthers in December. In 53 games, he has two goals, six assists and a plus-6 rating.
Roche, 26, started the season with the Islanders but was traded to Anaheim for enforcer Jim Cummins. The 6-4, 230-pound Roche has spent all but one game in the American Hockey League this season.
Going to Anaheim are right wing Ben Guite and 20-year-old Swedish prospect Bjorn Melin.
Guite, 23, is in his second professional season after playing collegiately at Maine. He is second among AHL rookies with a plus-15 rating and has 12 goals and 18 assists in 68 games with Bridgeport.
Melin is a 1999 sixth-round draft pick who has spent his entire career in Sweden.
Bruins pick up Sean Brown from Oilers
EDMONTON, Alberta -- Sean Brown was traded from the Edmonton Oilers to Boston on Tuesday, giving the Bruins another big defenseman.
The Oilers received prospect Bobby Allen, a defenseman.
The 25-year-old Brown had become a sixth or seventh defenseman for the Oilers and general manager Kevin Lowe said that made him expendable.
Brown, 6-foot-3, provides a physical presence. He joins a group of defenseman that already includes 6-7 Hal Gill, 6-4 Kyle McLaren and 6-3 Sean O'Donnell.
"We know Sean well as we were the team that drafted him," Bruins general manager Mike O'Connell said. "He's big and tough, he's a good skater and he gives us a little more bite in front of the net."
Brown had six goals and four assists and 127 penalty minutes in 61 games with the Oilers this season. He is to make $625,000 this year.
Brown originally was acquired from Boston in 1996 along with winger Mariusz Czerkawski and a first-round pick for goalie Bill Ranford.
The 23-year-old Allen had five goals and 10 assists in 49 games with the AHL's Providence Bruins this season. He led Boston College to the NCAA championship last season. He was a second-round pick of the Bruins in the 1998 draft.
Wild, Bruins exchange minor leaguers
ST. PAUL, Minn. -- The Minnesota Wild acquired left wing Greg Crozier from the Boston Bruins for left wing Darryl Laplante, the team announced Tuesday.
Crozier, 25, has 11 points in 54 games this season for the Providence Bruins of the American Hockey League. He was an AHL All Star in 2000-01 for Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, a Pittsburgh affiliate. He will be assigned to the Wild's affiliate Houston Aeros.
Laplante, originally acquired from the Detroit Red Wings in the 2000 expansion draft, has 17 points in 31 games for the Aeros this season.
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Minnesota Wild 65 GP - 21 W - 10 T - 28 L - 6 OTL- 58 P
Wes Walz 52 GP - 9 G - 14 A - 23 P - 35 PIM
Jeremy Roenick 63 GP - 19 G - 44 A - 63 P - 62 PIM +/- 33
sind die denn völlig durchgeknallt in Edmonton???
Rem Murray und Tom Poti für Mike York und ein 4 Runden-Recht!
einer von denen beiden ist doch schon genauso gut wie York...so ein sch
mal sehen, was es sonst noch so gibt...
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Boston Bruins Acquired defenseman Jeff Norton from the Florida Panthers for a 2002 sixth-round draft pick; assigned left wing Darryl Laplante and defenseman Gord Murphy to Providence of American Hockey League.
Buffalo Sabres Acquired center Bob Corkum from the Atlanta Thrashers for a 2002 fifth-round draft pick; recalled right wing Ales Kotalik from Rochester of the American Hockey League.
Calgary Flames Acquired right wing Blake Sloan from the Columbus Blue Jackets for defenseman Jamie Allison.
Chicago Blackhawks Acquired defenseman Lyle Odelein from the Columbus Blue Jackets for defenseman Jaroslav Spacek and a 2003 second-round draft pick; recalled left wing Casey Hankinson from Norfolk of the American Hockey League.
Detroit Red Wings Acquired defenseman Jiri Slegr from the Atlanta Thrashers for center Yuri Butsayev and a 2002 third-round draft pick; re-assigned centers Sean Avery and Jason Williams to Cincinnati of the American Hockey League.
Edmonton Oilers Acquired defenseman Bobby Allen from the Boston Bruins for defenseman Sean Brown and assigned him to Hamilton of the American Hockey League; recalled defensemen Sven Butenschon and Ales Pisa from Hamilton.
Los Angeles Kings Claimed left wing Ted Donato off waivers from the St. Louis Blues and assigned him to Manchester of the American Hockey League; assigned right wing Adam Mair and center Jaroslav Bednar to Manchester.
Montreal Canadiens Acquired goaltender Stephane Fiset from the Los Angeles Kings for a conditional draft pick; claimed left wing Bill Lindsay off waivers from the Florida Panthers; assigned goaltender Mathieu Garon to Quebec of the American Hockey League.
New Jersey Devils Acquired center Joe Nieuwendyk and right wing Jamie Langenbrunner from the Dallas Stars for center Jason Arnott and right wing Randy McKay; acquired right wing Stephane Richer from the Pittsburgh Penguins for a conditional 2002 draft pick.
New York Islanders Acquired defenseman Darren Van Impe from the Florida Panthers for a 2003 fifth-round draft pick; acquired center Dave Roche from the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim for right wings Ben Guite and Bjorn Melin and assigned him to Bridgeport of the American Hockey League.
New York Rangers Acquired defenseman Tom Poti and left wing Rem Murray from the Edmonton Oilers for center Mike York and a 2002 fourth-round draft pick.
Ottawa Senators Re-assigned left wing Toni Dahlman to Grand Rapids of the American Hockey League.
Philadelphia Flyers Acquired center Adam Oates from the Washington Capitals for goaltender Maxime Ouellet and first- , second- and third-round picks in the 2002 draft; re-assigned goaltender Neil Little to Philadelphia of the American Hockey League.
Colorado Avalanche Acquired defenseman Darius Kasparaitis from the Pittsurgh Penguins for defenseman Rick Berry and left wing Ville Nieminen; recalled left wing Jordan Krestanovich from Hershey of the American Hockey League.
St. Louis Blues Re-assigned center Eric Boguniecki to Worcester of the American Hockey League.
Tampa Bay Lightning Re-assigned left wing Martin Cibak, right wings Nikita Alexeev and Sheldon Keefe and goaltender Dieter Kochan to Springfield of the American Hockey League.
Toronto Maple Leafs Re-assigned goaltender Sebastien Centomo, defenseman Karel Pilar and right wing Paul Healey to St. John's of the American Hockey League.
Washington Capitals Claimed left wing Benoit Hogue off waivers from the Boston Bruins.
Phoenix Coyotes Acquired left wing Darcy Hordichuk and a conditional draft pick from the
Atlanta Thrashers for defenseman Kirill Safronov and right wing Ruslan Zainullin.
Florida Panthers Recalled right wing Pierre Dagenais and left wing Eric Beaudoin from Utah of the American Hockey League; assigned left wing Ryan Jardine to Utah; recalled center Nick Smith from Saint John of the AHL.
Nashville Predators Acquired defenseman Peter Smrek from the New York Rangers for defenseman Richard Lintner; recalled right wing Jonas Andersson from Milwaukee of the American Hockey League.
Atlanta Thrashers Re-assigned right wing J.P. Vigier, center Dan Snyder, defenseman Brian Pothier and goaltender Pasi Nurminen to Chicago of the American Hockey League.
Minnesota Wild Acquired left wing Greg Crozier from the Boston Bruins for left wing Darryl Laplante and assigned him to Houston of the American Hockey League.
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Minnesota Wild 65 GP - 21 W - 10 T - 28 L - 6 OTL- 58 P
Wes Walz 52 GP - 9 G - 14 A - 23 P - 35 PIM
Jeremy Roenick 63 GP - 19 G - 44 A - 63 P - 62 PIM +/- 33
In Antwort auf: New York Rangers Acquired defenseman Tom Poti and left wing Rem Murray from the Edmonton Oilers for center Mike York and a 2002 fourth-round draft pick.
Dann hat sich das mit der FLY Line auch schon wieder erledigt.
Aber trotzdem muß man sagen das die Rangers sich richtig gut verstärkt haben. Von P. Bure mal abgesehen Tom Poti ist ein echt Guter.
Es hat zwar lange gedauert, aber am letzten Tag der Deadline hat es nun doch einige große Trades gegeben: Der spektakulärste Wechsel war sicher der von Pavel Bure zu den New York Rangers. Er ging zusammen mit einem Draftpick nach New York im Austausch für Filip Novak, Igor Ulanov und drei Draftpicks die dafür nach Florida zu den Panthers gingen. Die Rangers haben ebenfalls Tom Poti und Rem Murray von den Edmonton Oilers verpflichtet und dafür Mike York abgegeben. + + + Die New Jersey Devils schickten Jason Arnott und Randy McKay zusammen mit einem Draftpick zu den Dallas Stars und erhielten dafür Joe Nieuwendyk und Jamie Lungenbrunner. + + + Die Philadelphia Flyers haben Adam Oates von den Washington Capitals verpflichtet, für Goalie Maxime Quellet und drei Draftpicks. + + + Die Colorado Avalanche haben Darius Kasparaitis von den Pittsburgh Penguins verpflichtet im Austausch für Ville Nieminen und Rick Berry. + + + Die Montreal Canadiens haben Stephane Fiset aus Los Angeles für ein Draftpick verpflichtet.
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Das seh ich genauso, Philly glaubt wohl echt, das Adam Oates so ne Art "EineHandamschonamCUp" Trade ist, was ich aber stark bezweifele...
Was mich vielmehr aufregt, warum gibt Colorado für den Kasparaitis neben dem Berry auch noch den Ville Nieminen ab???? Das is echt ein junge mit Potenzial...
Und Kasparaitis wird die Avs sicher nicht zum Cup führen
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Der Trade mit Murry/Poti gegen York könnte vielleicht auch damit zusammenhängen, daß er die Oilers finanziell entlastet.
\"Eishockey ist doch ganz einfach, man muss sich nur den Puck schnappen und ins Tor schießen.\" (Brian Sutter, Head-Coach und Ex-Spieler der Chicago Blackhawks)
die sharks sind auch dumm,dass sie den selanne nich traden,der is dann nach dieser saison weg und sie bekommen nix für den
Wer nicht is ein Mannheimer...
Wer Rechtschreibfehler findet darf sie behalten
Ich finde oder meine vermutung das york getradet wurde um dann platz für Bure zu schaffen und murry dann 3 oder 4 einzusetzen und dann für york auch noch poti zu bekommen was wollen die rangers mehr ???
WHO THE FUCK IS MANNHEIM
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Das is echt ein junge mit Potenzial...
is ein Mannheimer...
