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The Greatest Hockey Trades Of All Time

 



The Greatest Hockey Trades of All Time is an encyclopedic deep dive into the most pivotal moments of NHL history—moments that changed the fate of teams and defined the legacies of hockey's greatest players. From blockbuster deals that sparked dynasties to trades that left fans stunned, this book takes you inside the decisions that reshaped the sport.

From the most stunning blockbuster trades to pivotal moves that flew under the radar, Pelletier delves into the history and context of each deal, offering fresh perspectives on the moments that reshaped the league. Beginning with the history of player exchanges in sports, the book highlights the ten most significant hockey trades ever made, then expands to cover franchise-by-franchise recaps of key trades and the blockbuster deals that almost happened.

Whether you're a lifelong fan, a history buff, or new to the sport, this book offers a thrilling journey through the highs and lows of hockey’s most unforgettable moments. Hockey author Joe Pelletier brings the game’s rich history to life with his signature blend of in-depth research, compelling storytelling, and a deep passion for the sport. With a keen eye for detail and an ability to uncover the untold stories behind the game's biggest moments, Pelletier has become a trusted voice for hockey fans and historians alike.


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