The Canadian Hockey League trade deadline has officially passed, and with it came a number of large moves.
Wednesday afternoon marked the Canadian Hockey League's imposed trade deadline, and like always, the moves were aplenty.
Some of the largest trades with the most pieces in play involved honorary Manitobans - players who had suited up for one of two past or current Western Hockey League teams.
The Brandon Wheat Kings dealt captain Nate Danielson - a first round pick of the Detroit Red Wings - to the Portland Winterhawks for a slew of prospects/picks.
While the former Winnipeg ICE turned Wenatchee Wild made deals to send away Strathclair, Manitoba's Conor Geekie and longtime linemate Matt Savoie. Their return was also significant.
Those three full deals are listed below:
Wheat Kings Trade:
To Portland: Nate Danielson
To Brandon: Nick Johnson, Rhett Ravndahl, 2025 1st Round Pick, 2027 1st Round Pick, 2026 5th Round Pick
Wenatchee Wild Trade No. 1:
To Swift Current: Conor Geekie
To Wenatchee: Josh Fluker, Sam Ward, Maddix McCagherty, 2025 1st Round Pick, 2026 1st Round Pick, 2025 2nd Round Pick, 2027 7th Round Pick
Wenatchee Wild Trade No. 2:
To Moose Jaw: Matthew Savoie
To Wenatchee: 2024 1st Round Pick, 2027 1st Round Pick, 2026 2nd Round Pick, 2024 3rd Round Pick, 2027 4th Round Pick, 2024 6th Round Pick, 2025 8th Round Pick.