The Chain: After eight great seasons in Chicago, Roenick was traded to the Coyotes in 1996 for Alexei Zhamnov, Craig Mills and a first-round draft pick. How acquired: 2004 second-round draft pickĮvent that started the chain: The Blackhawks draft Jeremy Roenick with the No. There is still a connection to players like Jeremy Roenick, Tony Amonte and even a player who was selected in the fourth round of the 1974 draft on the current roster.
#2005 TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING ROSTER FREE#
Louis, a player that the Lightning signed as a free agent more than a decade ago.īut then there was the Chicago Blackhawks side.Ĭhicago is interesting in a couple of areas and includes some players on the roster who, if you follow the chain of events, originated in the 1980s and even '70s. There was also Ryan Callahan, who was acquired for Martin St. The entire roster has, for the most part, been built through draft picks the team already owned, undrafted free agents, NHL free agents, or trades that originated with draft picks the team alread owned. On the Tampa Bay side, the Vasilevskiy one was pretty much it.
I wanted to see how many of them - if any - ran deeper or had a more interesting story than an early 2000s draft pick. We have already looked at how both teams were built, but that only focused on the transactions that actually brought each player to the team. It made me want look at both of the rosters in the 2015 Stanley Cup Final and see if there were any similar - or longer - trade chains. It included several trades that started with a 2003 fifth-round draft pick that was traded for one of the best defenseman in franchise history and a key member of their 2004 Stanley Cup team, and concluded with a three-team trade in 2012 that brought Tampa Bay the draft pick that would be used to select Vasilevskiy in 2012.
#2005 TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING ROSTER SERIES#
On Friday we went over the series of events that resulted in the Tampa Bay Lightning drafting goaltender Andrei Vasilevskiy, their Game 4 starter and the future of the postion with the team. Bryan Bickell path to the Chicago Blackhawks starts with Jeremy Roenick.
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