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Nine-time All-Star Joe Sakic has agreed to a one-year contract worth $7.9 million in order to stay with Colorado. David Leeds/Allsport |
Arbitration avoided
Sakic, Avalanche come to terms on one-year deal
The Colorado Avalanche couldn't sign Joe Sakic to a long-term deal, but they did manage to avoid salary arbitration by agreeing Monday on a one-year contract with their captain. Sakic, who led the Avalanche in scoring last season but struggled in the playoffs, will make $7.9 million this year. While Colorado GM Pierre Lacroix thinks Sakic wants to test the free-agent market next year, the nine-time All-Star says that's not necessarily so.
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Roundup: Canucks sign veteran defenseman
Scott Lachance was a free agent from Montreal; Tampa Bay re-signs free-agent center Ryan Johnson.
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Roundup: Penguins sign player with criminal record
Billy Tibbetts served 2 1/2 years in prison; Kings sign veteran defenseman Mathieu Schneider.
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McSorley's assault trial to begin in September
Marty McSorley was suspended for 23 games after slashing Donald Brashear in Vancouver on Feb. 21.
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McDonald resigns Calgary executive post
One of the Flames' former captains quit his job amid reports he clashed with team executives.
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'Canes trade McCarthy for Rangers' DiMaio, Langdon
Carolina had no sooner re-signed Sandy McCarthy before they shipped him to New York.
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Canadiens great Beliveau says he's beating cancer
The 68-year-old played 20 years for the Canadiens and won the Stanley Cup 10 times.
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