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Vancouver Canucks / Pittsburgh Penguins

Root trade Jul 28, 2015 · Brandon Sutter, Nick Bonino, Adam Clendening · 8 linked trades downstream

Auto-generated. This tree is machine-built from public transaction records: it follows re-traded players into their next deal and shows the player each draft pick became. Best-effort, so it may contain errors.

Trade grade

Revisiting it now, the strong edge goes to Pittsburgh Penguins.

Looking back from 2026 at what each side's haul produced since 2015.

Vancouver Canucks148

Team pts: 92 before → 72 after

Brandon SutterC144
275 GP · 54-50-104 · 6 pts in 17 playoff GP
William LockwoodR · #644
28 GP · 0-1-1

Pittsburgh Penguins532

Team pts: 104 before → 105 after

Nick BoninoC189
143 GP · 27-39-66 · 25 pts in 45 playoff GP
Cup 2016-17Cup 2015-16
Adam ClendeningD2
9 GP · 0-1-1
→ flipped for Carl Hagelin
Carl HagelinL204
195 GP · 27-56-83 · 21 pts in 48 playoff GP
via Adam Clendening
→ flipped for Tanner Pearson
Cup 2016-17Cup 2015-16
Tanner PearsonL18
44 GP · 9-5-14
via Carl Hagelin
→ flipped for Erik Gudbranson
Erik GudbransonD8
26 GP · 0-2-2 · 1 pts in 4 playoff GP
via Tanner Pearson
→ flipped for Andreas Martinsen, 2021 7th-round pick
Filip GustavssonG · #550
0 GP · 0W
→ flipped for Vincent Dunn, 2018 3rd-round pick
2018 3rd-round pick
via Filip Gustavsson
→ flipped for 2018 2nd-round pick
Filip HallanderC · #580
0 GP · 0-0-0
via 2018 3rd-round pick
→ flipped for Kasperi Kapanen, Pontus Aberg, Jesper Lindgren
Kasperi KapanenR110
162 GP · 29-53-82 · 6 pts in 13 playoff GP
via Filip Hallander

Value = position-weighted production for the acquiring team, with playoffs weighted up and bonuses for Cups and major awards won there. Picks count as the drafted player's production, and when a piece was later re-traded, whatever came back counts toward this trade too, so value follows the full chain. Production only, no salary/cap context. Best-effort.

Jul 28, 2015

Vancouver Canucks receive