Getting traded is never going to be fun. You have an established community that you are apart of in the city where you currently play and then all of a sudden the next day you have to be on an airplane (most likely) to a new city. It never feels good to be traded but in the event that I was, I can imagine it would be very easy to adjust to the on-ice portion of the changes. Let’s face it, hockey doesn’t change that much system to system. We are still working towards the same collective goal - put the puck in the net and make sure our opponent’s don’t have the ability to score themselves. However, the real challenge of getting traded is what happens off the ice. Finding a new apartment or home. Really hard. Getting along with new teammates. Nerve wracking. Finding the best places to eat in a new city. Yikes. I don’t want to go to a new team, please just let me stay in Chicago. Thanks.