Philadelphia Flyers traded Patrick Sharp and Eric Meloche to the Chicago Blackhawks. In return for Matt Ellison and a 3rd round selection in 2006.
Antti Niemi, #31, with the Chicago Blackhawks. He won it in 2010. He now plays for the San Jose Sharks, after an offseason trade.
Chris Chelios was traded to the Detroit Red Wings on March 23, 1999. The trade involved sending Chelios from the Chicago Blackhawks to the Red Wings in exchange for Anders Eriksson, a first-round draft pick, and a second-round draft pick. Chelios went on to have a successful tenure with the Red Wings, contributing to their Stanley Cup victories.
John Hecklefield
It is likely that there was a trade directory published at the time. If so, the main public library in Chicago should have copies.
No, but it will be the tallest in America until the Chicago Spire is Topped out.
Antti Niemi, #31, with the Chicago Blackhawks. He won it in 2010. He now plays for the San Jose Sharks, after an offseason trade.
Chicago Board of Trade was created in 1848.
Chicago Board of Trade Building was created in 1930.
To be able to stay under their salary cap.
Chicago bears
Was W. P. Tuttle one of the Board Members in Board of Trade in Chicago, Ill in 1865 or thereabout?
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The trade name was for the "Rhode, Spencer Company of Chicago"
Because James Johnson is in Chicago bulls and he got trade to the hawks
If I remember correctly, Chicago basically told him that he was too old and was slowing down so they weren't going to resign him anyway. They offered to trade him or let him retire a Blackhawk. Chelios wanted to play for another couple of (or 10 or 11) years, so he said that he would accept a trade to a contending team. Detroit was the highest bidder, sending young defenseman Anders Ericsson and 2 first round draft picks to Chicago. People vilify Chelios now because a) he went to one of Chicago's biggest rivals, and b) he kept playing, and played better in the Wings system where he could play fewer minutes and not have to be The Man. Some people complain that they got "nothing" for him, but Ericsson, although never a top 4 d-man, had a decent career, and Chicago has nobody to blame but themselves for poor drafting.
I believe it will be a great trade for the Chicago Bears. He is a true franchise quarterback, the first the Bears have had since Sid Luckman.
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