This deal gives the Ducks a more polished speedster in Hagelin, a strong two-way player who could fit perfectly on Anaheim's No. 2 line alongside Ryan Kesler and Jakob Silfverberg. Etem wasn't able to play regularly above the fourth line with the Ducks, so they view this deal as a clear upgrade. To move down 18 spots in the second round, the Ducks also added a sixth rounder in this deal.

For the Rangers, this move helps their salary-cap situation (since both Hagelin and Etem are headed to restricted free agency, but the former will likely receive a far more lucrative contract) and also provides New York with more upside in speedy Etem--a first-round pick in 2010 who has yet to put it all together. The Rangers also added a quality prospect in Ryan Gropp with the 41st pick.

For both Hagelin and Etem, the fantasy stock is on the rise. Hagelin could see more top-six winger minutes in Anaheim while Etem may be asked to play a more offensive role in New York. Both players have some sleeper appeal heading into 2015-16.