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| Posted: Sat May 23rd, 2015 01:23 am |
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Angelic Assassin
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lobo316 wrote: Why do the Leafs have to give the Wings a draft choiceThis is probably wrong but I think the 2014-15 season is not officially considered over until the Cup has been awarded so even though Detroit is no longer in the playoffs Babcock was still technically the coach. Any team that wanted him wasn't going to delay too long and have the rug swept out from under them and the Leafs would be thinking they need a solid coach more than they need the draft pick they lose as opposed to waiting.
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| Posted: Wed Jun 3rd, 2015 02:52 am |
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CanadianHorseman
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A bit of an overpayment and I hope it bites them in the ass down the road. from tsn.ca:  The Montreal Canadiens have agreed to terms with defenceman Jeff Petry on a six-year, $33 million contract. The average annual value of the deal is $5.5 million per year through the 2020-21 season and carries a no-trade clause. Petry had been eligible to become an unrestricted free agent on July 1. The 27-year-old was acquired from the Edmonton Oilers at the March trade deadline and had three goals and four assists in 19 regular season games in Montreal. He also contributed three points in 12 playoff appearances. Petry was Edmonton's second-round pick in the 2006 Draft.
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| Posted: Wed Jun 3rd, 2015 03:02 am |
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Angelic Assassin
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CanadianHorseman wrote: A bit of an overpayment and I hope it bites them in the ass down the road.Boston was willing to pay him double that but Petry didn't really want to play for an AHL team.  Seriously though, it seems a little high and might be bad news for a couple players on the Habs. Galchenyuk and Beaulieu still need to be signed as well as Tinordi and maybe Bournival. Emelin might be on his way out of Montreal along with the overpriced Parenteau and underskilled Desharnais.
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| Posted: Thu Jun 4th, 2015 05:29 pm |
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lobo316 Mr Baseball 
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The Pittsburgh Penguins confirmed today that they have engaged Morgan Stanley to oversee a review of their strategic options. Mario Lemieux and Ron Burkle lead the partnership that has owned the Penguins for the past 16 years – a tenure highlighted by winning the Stanley Cup in 2009 and opening a state-of-the-art arena, CONSOL Energy Center, in 2010. “We conduct periodic reviews of our business and, because we have received several inquiries about the franchise in recent years, we decided to engage Morgan Stanley for their insight and counsel,” Lemieux and Burkle said in a joint statement. “After buying the team out of bankruptcy, ensuring its long-term future in Pittsburgh and creating a strong foundation for continued success, we believe it is time to explore our options.” Lemieux, who will turn 50 in October, was drafted by the Penguins in 1984 and spent his entire playing career in Pittsburgh. He retired as a player in 1997, led the group that bought the team in 1999 and returned to the ice as player-owner from 2000-2006. He won two Stanley Cups as a player and one as an owner. “Our goal all along was to solidify the franchise both on and off the ice,” Lemieux said. “Our star players are signed to long-term contracts, they’ve got a deep and passionate base to support them, and I believe the Penguins are well-positioned for the future. Regardless of what happens, I plan on staying involved with the team in some capacity, and Ron and I plan to retain an ownership stake.” The Penguins have made the playoffs for nine straight seasons, the second-longest active streak in the NHL. They have sold out 377 straight games, dating back to February 2007, and have led the NHL’s U.S.-based teams in local television ratings for six straight years. Lemieux, Burkle and the Penguins will have no further comment until the process is completed.
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