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- Rayven

Esa Tikkanen

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Esa Tikkanen
- Feeling_Glucky

Yep.

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	Definitely
	(frank) 'em both
	Who cares, they are both old
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- Dgrdnr

It's not Friday, hscesq please remove this post

Esa Tikkanen
- Feeling_Glucky

Only two teams I remember him playing for were the Oilers and the Rangers

Only two teams I remember him playing for were the Oilers and the Rangers
- Rayven

Remember differently. This is the correct answer.

Only two teams I remember him playing for were the Oilers and the Rangers
- Rayven

In March 1993, Tikkanen was traded to the New York Rangers for Doug Weight, and he was part of that team's 1994 Stanley Cup victory, scoring 22 goals and 54 points in 83 regular-season games. In July 1994, Tikkanen was traded with Doug Lidster to the St. Louis Blues in exchange for Petr Nedvěd.

The start of the NHL's 1994-95 season was delayed by a lockout, during which Tikkanen returned to Finland to play for HIFK Helsinki. After the lockout Tikkanen, played with the Blues during the shortened 1995 season, and appeared in 11 games in 1995-96 before a trade sent him to the New Jersey Devils. Three weeks later he was again dealt, this time to the Vancouver Canucks.

The 1996–97 season saw him involved in yet another midseason trade, back to the Rangers, in March.

Remember differently. This is the correct answer.
- hscesq

Remember differently. This is the correct answer.
- hscesq

In March 1993, Tikkanen was traded to the New York Rangers for Doug Weight, and he was part of that team's 1994 Stanley Cup victory, scoring 22 goals and 54 points in 83 regular-season games. In July 1994, Tikkanen was traded with Doug Lidster to the St. Louis Blues in exchange for Petr Nedvěd.

The start of the NHL's 1994-95 season was delayed by a lockout, during which Tikkanen returned to Finland to play for HIFK Helsinki. After the lockout Tikkanen, played with the Blues during the shortened 1995 season, and appeared in 11 games in 1995-96 before a trade sent him to the New Jersey Devils. Three weeks later he was again dealt, this time to the Vancouver Canucks.

The 1996–97 season saw him involved in yet another midseason trade, back to the Rangers, in March.
- braidan

ok ok, I didn't say you guys were wrong, I just said the only two I recall were Edmonton and New York. sheesh

ok ok, I didn't say you guys were wrong, I just said the only two I recall were Edmonton and New York. sheesh
- Rayven

Never said you said we were wrong, just informing you sheesh

ok ok, I didn't say you guys were wrong, I just said the only two I recall were Edmonton and New York. sheesh
- Rayven

WRONG!!!

In March 1993, Tikkanen was traded to the New York Rangers for Doug Weight, and he was part of that team's 1994 Stanley Cup victory, scoring 22 goals and 54 points in 83 regular-season games. In July 1994, Tikkanen was traded with Doug Lidster to the St. Louis Blues in exchange for Petr Nedvěd.

The start of the NHL's 1994-95 season was delayed by a lockout, during which Tikkanen returned to Finland to play for HIFK Helsinki. After the lockout Tikkanen, played with the Blues during the shortened 1995 season, and appeared in 11 games in 1995-96 before a trade sent him to the New Jersey Devils. Three weeks later he was again dealt, this time to the Vancouver Canucks.

The 1996–97 season saw him involved in yet another midseason trade, back to the Rangers, in March.
- braidan

How'd he not make this list?
http://sportsillustrated....ed-players/content.1.html

How'd he not make this list?
http://sportsillustrated....ed-players/content.1.html
- muffin_man

This is a shot in the dark, but I suspect he wasn't traded enough.

ok ok, I didn't say you guys were wrong, I just said the only two I recall were Edmonton and New York. sheesh
- Rayven

steedot wasn't here or he would have known in less than 1 second.

Never said you said we were wrong, just informing you sheesh
- braidan

This is a shot in the dark, but I suspect he wasn't traded enough.
- hscesq

WRONG!!
The last guy on the list was traded 5 times as well.

Try Again.

How'd he not make this list?
http://sportsillustrated....ed-players/content.1.html
- muffin_man

Carter Ashton>Brent

WRONG!!
The last guy on the list was traded 5 times as well.

Try Again.
- braidan

SI researcher is dumb?

steedot wasn't here or he would have known in less than 1 second.
- Feeling_Glucky

Yes he prefers to depend on his brain, not google

SI researcher is dumb?
- Feeling_Glucky

this.

steedot wasn't here or he would have known in less than 1 second.
- Feeling_Glucky

He would have known who #29 was when Gates was still working on #23

Yes he prefers to depend on his brain, not google
- Rayven

Yes Ray, that would be the joke he was referring to. Thanks

Tikkanen also holds the NHL record for scoring two shorthanded goals in the shortest time (10 seconds apart).

He would have known who #29 was when Gates was still working on #23
- braidan