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Billy Coutu and Sprague Cleghorn of the Montreal Canadiens were traded to the Hamilton Tigers prior to the start of the 1921/22 season. In exchange, the Canadiens received Harry Mummery , Amos Arbour , and Cully Wilson . This was the NHL's first multiple-player trade.

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