This is a bit hard to answer since the Dallas Stars haven't made a whole lot of egregious trades recently, and I became a fan well into the Jim Nill era of the franchise where we were on the good sides of trades (see: Tyler Seguin). From looking through some older trades, I do have to agree with some lists that the trade for Alex Goligowski from the Pittsburgh Penguins was pretty bad. For him, we gave up James Neal and Matt Niskanen. While Neal has pretty much washed up in recent years, he was a very solid forward earlier in his career, even potting 50 points in his highest with the Stars, and Niskanen was still fairly young. Trading even the production from Neal for Goligowski was a bit of a miscalculation. While we did keep him on longer than the Penguins did Neal and Niskanen, he wasn't exactly a monster on the score sheet (this was firmly in Benn and Seguin's prime, and Klingberg was actually good).