Going back farther:
2015:
None
2014:
CHI trades 20, 179 to SJ for 27, 62
2013:
DET trades 18 to SJ for 20, 58
2012:
CGY trades 14 to BUF for 21, 42
2011:
ANA trades 22 to TOR for 30, 39 (Biggs for Rakell + Gibson)
DET trades 24 to OTT for 35, 48
2010:
LA trades 15 to FLA for 19, 59
ARI trades 22, 113 to MTL for 27, 57
2009:
MIN trades 12 to NYI for 16, 77, 181
CBJ trades 16, 77 to NYI for 26, 37, 62, 97
CGY trades 20 to NJD for 23, 84
etc.
Typical is one or two per year, and to be honest there's a lot of value to be had in moving down. Teams tend to overvalue high picks, as per
this article:
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For example the value of a late first-round pick from a contending team is actually closer in value to any third-round selection than it is to a top-five pick. Thinking of this from a glass-half-full perspective for a team trying to rebuild, this suggests that adding multiple second- or third-round selections is likely an easier way to improve the roster of a team than holding out for that tough-to-obtain first-round choice when the market is far more thin.
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