NHL TRADE TRACKER

History of NHL trades

Biggest trades - New York Rangers

New York Rangers acquireDateVancouver Canucks acquire
Erik BrannstromJanuary 31, 2025Victor Mancini
Jackson DorringtonFilip Chytil
J.T. Miller2025 conditional 1st round pick
Comment: The 1st round pick is top 13 protected for the 2025 NHL Draft. If it falls inside the top 13 slots, the Canucks will receive an unprotected 1st round pick in 2026 instead and transfer it to Pittsburgh.
New York Rangers acquireDateWinnipeg Jets acquire
Jacob TroubaJune 17, 20192019 1st round pick
Neal Pionk
Tampa Bay Lightning acquireDateNew York Rangers acquire
Ryan McDonaghFebruary 26, 2018Vladislav Namestnikov
J.T. MillerLibor Hajek
Brett Howden
2018 1st round pick
2019 conditional 2nd round pick
Comment: Conditional 2nd round pick becomes a first-rounder if the Lightning win the Stanley Cup in either 2018 or 2019.
New York Rangers acquireDateArizona Coyotes acquire
Keith YandleMarch 1, 2015Anthony Duclair
Chris SummersJohn Moore
2015 4th round pick2015 2nd round pick
2016 1st round pick
New York Rangers acquireDateTampa Bay Lightning acquire
Martin St. LouisMarch 5, 20142014 conditional 2nd round pick
2015 1st round pick
Ryan Callahan
Comment: Should the Rangers advance to the 2014 Eastern Conference Final, the 2014 second-rounder would become a first-round pick. In the event Callahan should re-sign with the Lightning, the Rangers would receive Tampa Bay`s second-round pick at the 2015 NHL Draft while the Lightning would receive the Rangers` seventh-round draft pick in 2015.
Edmonton Oilers acquireDateNew York Rangers acquire
Louie DeBruskOctober 4, 1991Mark Messier
Bernie Nichollsfuture considerations (Jeff Beukeboom)
Steven Rice
future considerations (David Shaw)
Boston Bruins acquireDateNew York Rangers acquire
Brad ParkNovember 7, 1975Phil Esposito
Jean RatelleCarol Vadnais
Joe Zanussi
Montreal Canadiens acquireDateNew York Rangers acquire
Dave BalonJune 4, 1963Phil Goyette
Leon RochefortDon Marshall
Len RonsonJacques Plante
Lorne Gump Worsley