Several trades completed following Florida Panthers Stanley Cup win

Regardless of who won, Monday night was going to be a history making one for the NHL, but in the end, it was the Florida Panthers that came away 2-1 victors, winning their first Stanley Cup in franchise history. Now, with the Stanley Cup Finals series complete, several trades that involved conditions on the Finals have officially been completed.

First up was the Panthers deal to get Kyle Okposo from the Buffalo Sabres, in a deal that netted him a major contract bonus after signing a new deal with Buffalo this past summer.

The second deal that was finalized for Florida was the move to get veteran Cup winner Vladimir Tarasenko, with the Senators now getting a third-round pick in 2026 as opposed to a fourth-round selection.

Finally was the lone deal with conditions for the Edmonton Oilers in a deal where the pick did not convey, with the Anaheim Ducks settling for a fifth-round pick in a deal centered around Adam Henrique.

The trade deadline is full of risky deals for teams with Stanley Cup ambitions, and while only two of these deals came off, it's safe to say that both teams would be very happy in hindsight with the trades they made.

Source: House of Hockey
Multiple trades completed after the Florida Panthers win the Stanley Cup