Remember Barry Pederson?
Written by Greg Ezell   
Wednesday, 02 December 2009 11:55

barry pederson

Stourque at the Globe boards, which is known for its idiocy and negativity, came up with a little trade tidbit that is pretty good. Here you go.

Remember Barry Pederson?

  • Barry Pederson was traded to Vancouver for Cam Neely and a first round pick that turned out to be Glen Wesley.
  • Wesley went to Hartford (now Carolina) for 3 1st round picks.
  • Those picks turned out to be Kyle McLaren, Jonathan Aitken, and Sergie Samsonov.
  • McLaren was later traded to San Jose for Jeff Hackett and Jeff Jillson.
  • Jillson was traded back to San Jose for Brad Boyes, who was later dealt to St. Louis for Dennis Wideman.
  • Samsonov was traded to the Demonton Oilers for Marty Reasoner, Yan Stastny and a 2nd round pick.
  • That 2nd round pick turned out to be Milan Lucic.

So Wideman and Lucic are remnants from a deal over 20 years ago!

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I thought it was pretty clever.



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Bourns.
written by Drezz, December 02, 2009
I hate Barry Pederson as much as I hate Cam Neely. Why? Because if Barry Pederson began to suck earlier like he sucked in Vancouver, Cam Neely wouldn't have run rough-shod over the Habs in the late 80s/early 90s.

Screw Barry Pederson. And screw Cam Neely.

Not Bourque though - he was cool.
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written by sister, July 07, 2010
screw u drezz barry pederson is a boss
bp reppin
written by silvester, July 07, 2010
barry pederson is such a thug

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