Top 10 Most Lopsided Trades in NHL History

Bernie Horowitz by Correspondent Written on August 26, 2008
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Honorable Mentions 

1.  Mar. 18, 1983: The Kings traded Larry Murphy to the Capitals for Brian Engblom and Ken Houston

The Capitals stole Larry Murphy at 22 for a ridiculous price. Houston played only 33 more games in the NHL after the trade. Engblom was similarly unimpressive, though he played 3.5 more seasons.

 

2.  Mar. 4, 1991: The Whalers traded Ron Francis, Ulf Samuelsson, and Grant Jennings to the Penguins for John Cullen, Jeff Parker, and Zarley Zalapski

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