View Full Version : NHL Free Agent signings before 2004/05 lockout
The list of available free agents in the NHL this summer can be found here (http://nhl.com/lineups/player/freelist04.html)
The list of those signings that have already occurred during the summer can be found here (http://nhl.com/lineups/player/freesign04.html)
(Thanks to Robert in helping compile this list)
Date........Players.........Signed with........Previous Rights Owner
July 1 John Madden, Jay Pandolfo - resigned by New Jersey Devils
July 1 Jaroslav Modry - Atlanta Thrashers from Los Angeles Kings
July 1 Brent Johnson - resigned by Phoenix Coyotes
July 1 Glen Wesley - resigned by Carolina Hurricanes
July 1 Aaron Downey - resigned by Dallas Stars
July 1 Mark Smith - resigned by San Jose Sharks
July 1 Chris Gratton, Karlis Skrastins & Peter Worrell - resigned by Colorado Avalanche
July 1 Kris Draper - resigned by Detroit Red Wings
July 1 Luc Robitaille & Stephane Quintal - resigned by Los Angeles Kings
July 1 Alexander Khavanov - resigned by St. Louis Blues
July 1 Jonathan Girard - resigned by Boston Bruins
July 1 Jeff O'Neill - resigned by Carolina Hurricanes
July 2 Jamie McLennan - Florida Panthers from New York Rangers
July 2 Darcy Verot - resigned by Washington Capitals
July 2 Chris Simon - resigned by Calgary Flames
July 2 Byron Ritchie - Calgary Flames from Florida Panthers
July 2 Ian Laperriere - Colorado Avalanche from Los Angeles Kings
July 2 Antti Laaksonen - Colorado Avalanche from Minnesota Wild
July 2 Curtis Brown - Chicago Blackhawks from San Jose Sharks
July 2 Matthew Barnaby - Chicago Blackhawks from Colorado Avalanche
July 3 Mike Knuble - Philadelphia Flyers from Boston Bruins
July 3 Turner Stevenson - Philadelphia Flyers from New Jersey Devils
July 3 Darren Langdon - New Jersey Devils from Montreal Canadiens
July 5 Eric Cairns - Florida Panthers from New York Islanders
July 5 Boyd Devereaux - Phoenix Coyotes from Detroit Red Wings
July 6 Kirby Law - Minnesota Wild from Philadelphia Flyers
July 6 Craig Conroy Los Angeles Kings from Calgary Flames
July 6 Sean O'Donnell - Phoenix Coyotes from Boston Bruins
July 6 Eric Weinrich - resigned by St. Louis Blues
July 6 Dominik Hasek - Ottawa Senators from Detroit Red Wings
July 7 Wade Flaherty - Vancouver Canucks from Nashville Predators
July 7 Johnathan Aitken - Vancouver Canucks from Chicago Blackhawks
July 7 Lee Goren - Vancouver Canucks from Florida Panthers
July 7 Ty Conklin - resigned by Edmonton Oilers
July 7 Ian Moran - resigned by Boston Bruins
July 7 Raymond Giroux - Minnesota Wild from New Jersey Devils
July 7 Mark Hartigan - resigned by Columbus Blue Jackets
July 8 Brian Rolston - Minnesota Wild from Boston Bruins
July 8 Ilya Bryzgalov - resigned by Ducks of Anaheim
July 8 Josef Boumedienne & Trent Whitfield - resigned by Washington Capitals
July 9 Darren Haydar, Tony Hrkac, Greg Zanon Nashville Predators Nashville Predators
July 9 Lubomir Visnovsky - resigned by Los Angeles Kings
July 9 Mike Ricci - Phoenix Coyotes from San Jose Sharks
July 9 Garrett Burnett - resignedy by Anaheim Mighty Ducks
July 9 Mark Recchi - Pittsburgh Penguins from Philadelphia Flyers
July 12 Richard Matvichuk - New Jersey Devils from Dallas Stars
July 12 Vitaly Vishnevski - resigned by Anaheim Mighty Ducks
July 12 Ryan VandenBussche - Pittsburgh Penguins from Chicago Blackhawks
July 12 Mike Sillinger - resigned by St. Louis Blues
July 13 Joe Corvo - resigned by Los Angeles Kings
July 13 Ric Jackman - resigned by Pittsburgh Penguins
Date........Players.........Signed with........Previous Rights Owner
Date........Players.........Signed with........Previous Rights Owner
July 14 Alexander Karpovtsev - Florida Panthers from New York Islanders
July 14 Eric Meloche - Philadelphia Flyers from Pittsburgh Penguins
July 14 Matt Bradley - resigned with Pittsburgh Penguins
July 14 Travis Roche - Atlanta Thrashers from Minnesota Wild
July 14 Mike Ribeiro, Steve Begin, Niklas Sundstrom & Marcel Hossa - resigned by Montreal Canadiens
July 15 Brad Isbister - resigned with Edmonton Oilers
July 15 Krzysztof Oliwa - New Jersey Devils from Calgary Flames
July 15 Mark Eaton & Shane Hnidy - resigned with Nashville Predators
July 15 Francis Lessard & Tommi Santala- resigned with Atlanta Thrashers
July 15 Martin Gerber & Niclas Wallin - resigned with Carolina Hurricanes
July 15 Frantisek Kaberle - Carolina Hurricanes from Atlanta Thrashers
July 15 Eric Daze, Kyle Calder- resigned with Chicago Blackhawks
July 15 Patrick Lalime, Jamal Mayers - resigned with St. Louis Blues
July 15 Sean Hill - Florida Panthers from Carolina Hurricanes
July 15 Lasse Pirjeta - resigned with Pittsburgh Penguins
July 16 David Aebischer - resigned with Colorado Avalanche
July 16 Michael Holmqvist - resigned with Mighty Ducks of Anaheim
July 16 Mike Weaver - Los Angeles Kings from Atlanta Thrashers
July 16 Joel Kwiatkowski - Florida Panthers from Washington Capitals
July 16 Jeff Cowan - resigned with Los Angeles Kings
July 19 Craig Darby - Tampa Bay Lightning from New Jersey Devils
July 19 Manny Fernandez - resigned by Minnesota Wild
July 20 Brad Tapper - Nürnberg Ice Tigers (Germany) from Ottawa
July 20 Matt Herr - Düsseldorf Metrostars (Germany) from Boston
July 20 Jeff Halpern - resigned by Washington
July 20 Brendan Shanahan - resigned by Detroit
July 20 Sergei Samsonov - resigned by Boston Bruins
July 20 Marcus Nilson - resignedy by Calgary Flames
July 20 Alex Henry - resigned by Minnesota Wild
July 20 Jason Strudwick - New York Rangers from Chicago Blackhawks
July 20 Evgeni Konstantinov - Dynamo Moscow from Tampa Bay Lightning
July 20 Robert Mulick HC Bolzano from San Jose Sharks
July 21 Bryan Helmer - Detroit Red Wings from Phoenix Coyotes
July 21 Eric Manlow - Detroit Red Wings from New York Islanders
July 21 Brian Boucher - resigned by Phoenix
July 21 Hal Gill - resigned by Boston
July 21 Andy Delmore - Mannheim Eagles (Germany) from Boston Bruins
July 22 Ray Schultz - New Jersey from Nashville
July 22 Jeff MacMillan - NY Rangers from Dallas
July 22 Karel Rachunek - resigned by NY Rangers
July 22 Lucas Lawson - resigned by NY Rangers
July 22 Jassen Cullimore - Chicago from Tampa Bay
July 22 Andre Savage - Colorado from Philadelphia
July 22 Dan Hinote - resigned by Colorado
July 22 Jesse Boulerice - resigned by Carolina
July 22 Ville Nieminen - Finland if lockout
July 22 Cam Severson - Nashville from Anaheim
July 22 Jerred Smithson - Nashville from Los Angeles
July 22 Wyatt Smith - resigned by Nashville
July 22 Jamie Allison - resigned by Nashville
July 22 Jeremy Stevenson - resigned by Nashville
Date........Players.........Signed with........Previous Rights Owner
Date........Players.........Signed with........Previous Rights Owner
July 23 Mike Grier - resigned by Buffalo
July 23 Niklas Hagman - Switzerland if lockout
July 23 Serge Payer - Florida from Ottawa
July 23 Burke Henry - Florida from Chicago
July 23 Josh Holden - Switzerland from Toronto
July 23 Ron Hainsey - resigned by Montreal
July 23 Gavin Morgan - Montreal from Dallas
July 23 Alex Tanguay - resigned by Colorado
July 23 Brian Eklund - resigned by Tampa Bay
July 23 Nolan Pratt - resigned by Tampa Bay
July 23 Chris Dingman - resigned by Tampa Bay
July 24 Andreas Lilja - Nashville Predators from Florida Panthers
July 24 Greg Classen - Assät Pori (Finland) from Nashville
July 24 Scott Mellanby - Atlanta Thrashers from St.Louis Blues
July 25 Jim Vandermeer - resigned by Chicago
July 25 Andrei Markov - resigned by Montreal
July 25 Scott Hartnell - resigned by Nashville
July 25 Scott Parker - resigned by San Jose
July 25 Richard Scott - resigned by NY Rangers
July 25 Mike Commodore - resigned by Calgary
Date........Players.........Signed with........Previous Rights Owner
July 26 Dan Cloutier - resigned by Vancouver
July 26 Brenden Morrison - resigned by Vancouver
July 26 Mathieu Darche - Colorado from Nashville
July 26 DJ Smith - resigned by Colorado
July 26 Erik Cole - resigned by Carolina
July 26 Brian Finley - resigned by Nashville
July 26 Andrew Hutchinson - resigned by Nashville
July 26 Bryan Muir - Sweden from Los Angeles
July 26 Mattias Timander deal in Sweden has fallen through.
July 29 Stephane Robidas - resigned by Chicago
July 29 Jason Morgan - resigned by Chicago
July 29 Steve Poapst - resigned by Chicago
July 29 Dan Blackburn - resigned by NY Rangers
July 29 Chris Pronger - resigned by St Louis http://www.adlerfans.de/forum/images/smilies/schlecht.gif
July 29 Andy Hilbert - resigned by Boston
July 29 Tim Connolly - resigned by Buffalo
July 29 Dave Scatchard - resigned by NY Islanders
July 29 Simon Gagne - resigned by Philadelphia
July 29 Jame Pollock - resigned by St Louis
July 29 Vesa Toskala - resigned by San Jose
July 29 Rob Davison - resigned by San Jose
July 29 Jim Fahey - resigned by San Jose
July 29 Justin Williams - resigned by Carolina
July 29 Jason Williams - resigned by Detroit
July 29 Johan Holmqvist - Sweden from Minnesota
July 30 Branko Radivojevic - resigned by Philadelphia
July 30 Radim Vrbata - resigned by Carolina
July 30 Toby Peterson - Edmonton from Pittsburgh
July 30 Maxim Afinogenov - resigned by Buffalo
July 30 Allan Rourke - resigned by Carolina
July 30 Radek Bonk - resigned by Montreal
July 30 Pavel Brendl - resigned by Carolina
July 30 John Erskine - resigned by Dallas
July 30 Aleksey Morozov - Russia from Pittsburgh
July 30 Esa Pirnes - Finland in case of lockout
July 31 Antero Niittymaki, resigned by Philadelphia
July 31 Rob Niedermayer, resigned by Anaheim
July 31 Sean Avery, resigned by Los Angeles
July 31 Harold Druken, resigned by Toronto
July 31 David Ling, Toronto from Columbus
July 31 Dwayne Hay, ECHL from Tampa Bay
July 31 Andrew Allen, ECHL from Ottawa
July 31 Rory Fitzpatrick, resigned by Buffalo
July 31 Mikka Noronan, resigned by Buffalo
July 31 Steve McCarthy, resigned by Chicago
July 31 Mark Bell, resigned by Chicago
July 31 Jamie Lundmark, resigned by NY Rangers
July 31 Ramzi Abid, resigned by Pittsburgh
July 31 Dmitri Afanasenkov, resigned by Tampa Bay
July 31 Artem Chubarov, resigned by Vancouver
July 31 Stephen Peat, resigned by Washington
canada.com: 31 July 2004, Mighty Ducks reach one-year deal with forward Rob Niedermayer (http://www.canada.com/sports/hockey/story.html?id=4A14FE2E-4554-43BA-B44D-CA95BAE24F6F)
August 1 Maxime Ouellet, resigned by Washington
August 1 Dwayne Zinger, resigned by Washington
August 1 Bryan Allen, resigned by Vancouver
August 2 Pavel Trnka, Czech Republic from Florida
August 2 Noah CLarke, resigned by Los Angeles
August 2 Bruno St. Jacques, resigned by Carolina
August 2 Darcy Hordichuk, resigned by Florida
August 2 Eric Beaudoin, resigned by Florida
August 2 Ladislav Nagy, resigned by Phoenix
August 2 Jochen Hecht, Germany in case of lockout
August 2 Sven Butenschon, Germany in case of lockout
August 2 Brad Defauw, Sweden from Carolina
August 2 Mike Green, Germany from NY Rangers (Likely for lockout)
August 2 Mark Parrish, resigned by NY Islanders
August 2 Marc Savard, resigned by Atlanta
August 2 Tomas Kloucek, resigned by Atlanta
August 2 Derek MacKenzie, resigned by Atlanta
August 2 Luke Sellars, resigned by Atlanta
August 2 Brian Maloney, resigned by Atlanta
August 2 Kyle Rossiter, resigned by Atlanta
August 2 Jiri Fischer, resigned by Detroit
August 2 Eero Somervuori, Finland from Tampa Bay
August 2 Craig Anderson, resigned by Chicago
August 2 Johan Hedberg, Sweden from Vancouver
August 2 Brendan Morrison, Sweden if there is a lockout
August 2 Mike Knuble, Sweden if there is a lockout
August 2 David Aebischer, Switzerland if there is a lockout
NHL Arbritation Tracker
By Tom Wheatley
Arbitration in the NHL isn't pretty. Unlike baseball, where the arbiter chooses either the team's or player's bid, an NHL salary arbiter listens to each side's argument and awards any amount he or she deems fit.
Instead of letting a neutral party decide their fate, the sides often come to an agreement before the hearing date. Even after a decision is made, teams have the option of walking away while retaining the right to match an offer from another team that is less than 80 percent of the decision.
Here (from espn.com/nhl) (http://proxy.espn.go.com/nhl/news/story?page=04arbitration) is the complete list of eligible players who filed for arbitration by the July 15 deadline, with their position, age and 2003-04 statistics (games played, goals, assists, points, plus-minus rating and penalties in minutes). Players who have signed with their team before their hearing date are listed with "settled" and the terms of their new contract.
We also contacted four NHL pro scouts to get their takes on the players who filed.
canoe.com: Thrashers agree to terms with Savard (http://slam.canoe.ca/Slam/Hockey/NHL/Anaheim/2004/08/02/566771.html)
August 3 Sergei Gonchar, resigned by Boston
August 3 Nikita Alexeev, resigned by Tampa Bay
August 3 Denis Gauthier, resigned by Calgary
August 3 Nikos Dimatrakos, resigned by San Jose
August 3 Matt Carkner, resigned by San Jose
August 3 Steve Sullivan, resigned by Nashville
August 3 Trent Hunter, resigned by NY Islanders
August 3 Shane Endicott, resigned by Pittsburgh
August 3 Kris Beech, resigned by Pittsburgh
August 3 Ross Lupaschuk, resigned by Pittsburgh
August 3 Christobal Huet, resigned by Montreal
August 3 Rick Nash, Switzerland in case of lockout
SensFanForever
04-08-2004, 20:03
Nashville Predators agree to terms with goaltender Tomas Vokoun
Czech goaltender Tomas Vokoun has agreed to a long-term contract that will boost his pay to $3 million US next season from the $1.2 million US he earned in helping the Predators to their first NHL playoff berth last season.
"Tomas was a major part of this team's success last season and we are very pleased to sign him to a long-term deal," GM David Poile said Wednesday. "Since taking over as our No. 1 goaltender, Tomas has become one of the best young goaltenders in the NHL and he continues to improve each season."
Source: sportsnet.ca
SensFanForever
04-08-2004, 20:09
Islanders re-sign Jason Blake for three years and Mattias Weinhandl for one
The New York Islanders have re-signed Jason Blake to a three-year contract and Mattias Weinhandl to a one-year deal.
Blake, who has transformed himself from a fourth-liner to a key cog up front, opted not to go through with a salary arbitration hearing scheduled for Monday in Toronto. He earned $800,000 US last season. The value of the new deal was not disclosed.
Source: sportsnet.ca
SensFanForever
04-08-2004, 20:15
Defenceman Denis Gauthier avoids salary arbitration and re-signs with Flames
Denis Gauthier and the Calgary Flames reached a contract agreement before the defencemen's salary arbitration hearing Tuesday.
Terms and conditions of the deal were not disclosed. Gauthier was paid $1.3 million US last season.
Source: sportsnet.ca
Brett Hull signs a 2 year deal with Phoenix.
by the way....what happened to Robert? :confused: :scratchhe
August 4, 2004
Jason MacDonald, Toronto from NY Rangers
Jeff Paul, Washington from NY Rangers
August 5, 2004
Craig Johnson, Germany from Washington
Matt Cullen, Carolina from Florida
Jason Wiemer, Calgary from Minnesota
August 6th, 2004
Magnus Arvedsson, Sweden from Vancouver
Rob Zepp, resigned by Carolina
Brett Hull, Phoenix from Detroit
Richard Park, resigned by Minnesota
Michael Handzus, resigned by Philadelphia
Ryan Jardine, resigned by Florida
Chris Phillips, resigned by Ottawa
Peter Schaefer, resigned by Ottawa
Mikhail Tellqvist, resigned by Toronto
Clarke Wilm, resigned by Toronto
Jochen Hecht, resigned by Buffalo
August 7th, 2004
Adrian Aucoin, resigned by NY Islanders
August 8th, 2004
Cory sarich, resigned by Tampa Bay
Terry Virtue, Tampa Bay from St. Louis
Jeff Bateman, ECHL from Dallas
Daniel Corso, Germany from Atlanta
Marco Sturm, Germany in case of lockout
Scott Hannan, resigned by San Jose
Kim Johnsson, resigned by Philadelphia
August 9th, 2004
David Vyborny, Czech Republic from Columbus in case of lockout
Karel Pilar, Czech Republic from Toronto in case of lockout
Jan Hlavac, Czech Republic from Rangers in case of lockout
JP Dumont, resigned by Buffalo
Brad Brown, resigned by Buffalo
Fedrik Modin, resigned by Tampa Bay
Ruslan Salei, resigned by Anaheim
Martin Biron, resigned by Buffalo
Vladimir Orszagh, resigned by Nashville
Eric Belanger, resigned by Los Angeles
Ryan Flinn, resigned by Los Angeles
Steve Kariya, Finland from New Jersey
SensFanForever
10-08-2004, 16:12
:653: John Muckler GM of the Ottawa Senators announced today.....ZDENO CHARA SIGNS WITH SENATORS to a multi-year contract. :653: Full story...(http://www.ottawasenators.com/news/press/2004/nr0810b.aro)
Gurj: plus this one:
Senators re-sign Chara
Defenceman avoids arbitration
The Ottawa Senators re-signed Zdeno Chara to a two-year, $9.5-million US contract Tuesday, avoiding salary arbitration.
"He's a premier defenceman," GM John Muckler said in announcing the deal. Chara, who was paid $2.4 million last season, will make $4.6 million in 2004-05 and $4.9 million in 2005-06.
"I'm very, very pleased the deal got done," Chara said from his native Slovakia. "I think both sides are happy."
For more on this story, canoe.ca, click here. (http://slam.canoe.ca/Slam/Hockey/NHL/Ottawa/2004/08/10/576503-cp.html) or above.
August 10th, 2004
Michael Nylander, NY Rangers from Boston
Jaromir Jagr, Russia in case of lockout
Frencois Methot, Germany from Washington
Jaroslav Svoboda, resigned by Dallas
Zdeno Chara, resigned by Ottawa
August 11th, 2004
Martin Grenier, resigned by NY Rangers
Layne Ulmer, resigned by NY Rangers
Jesse Fibger, Ottawa from San Jose
Jim Campbell, NY Islanders from Atlanta
Mike Van Ryn, resigned by Florida
Colin Forbes, Carolina from Washington
Gordie Dwyer, Carolina from Montreal
Scott Gomez, resigned by New Jersey
Robert?? :scratchhe :kidding:
August 12th, 2004
Andrew Brunette, resigned by Minnesota
Willie Mitchell, resigned by Minnesota
Brian Rafalski, resigned by New Jersey
Keith Aldridge, NY Islanders from Germany
Mel Angelstad, England from Washington
Dan Fritsche, Switzerland if there is a lockout
Mattias Timmander, resigned by Philadelphia
Mike Comrie, resigned by Phoenix
Janne Niinimaa, resigned by NY Islanders
Jamie Pushor, AHL from NY Rangers
Paul Elliot, CHL from Florida
Petr Sykora, Russia if there is a lockout
Who did Mel Angelstad sign for in England?
Never mind......I found it on the Racers forum.
It's the Belfast Giants, if anyone else cares (not really England, I guess).
Definately not England! A war has raged in that provence for over 30 years over such things! :005:
Huge penalties, and few points. Can I guess that Belfast have signed an enforcer? :003:
Graham.
Yep. Everyone on the Racers forum seem excited about seeing him fight. They're talking about whether their guys can "'ave 'im". :stupid:
August 13th, 2004
Scott Niedermayer, resigned by New Jersey
Daniel Briere, resigned by Buffalo
Evgeni Nobokov, resigned by San Jose
August 14 Brett Lysak, Germany from Carolina
August 14 Daymond Langkow, resigned by Phoenix
August 14 Mike Camalleri, Austria in case of lockout
August 15th, 2004
Cory Stillman, UFA after Tampa Bay opts to walkaway from arbitration award
Mike Bishai, resigned by Edmonton
Nate DeCasmirro, resigned by Edmonton
Marc Brown, Germany from St. Louis
John Jakopin, Germany from NY Rangers
Yorick Treille, Germany from Chicago
Jani Rita, Finland in case of lockout
Bryan Berard, resigned by Chicago
August 16 Peter Vandermeer, Detroit from Philadelphia
August 16 Darren Rumble, resigned by Tampa Bay
August 18th, 2004
Coyotes sign Mike Johnson (http://slam.canoe.ca/Slam/Hockey/NHL/Phoenix/2004/08/17/587830-cp.html)
Flames retain Jordon Leopold (http://slam.canoe.ca/Slam/Hockey/NHL/Calgary/2004/08/18/589488-cp.html)
Vincent Damphousse sign with Colorado Avalance (http://slam.canoe.ca/Slam/Hockey/NHL/Colorado/2004/08/18/589737-cp.html)
Vinnie Damphousse has signed a one-year, $2-million US contract with the Colorado Avalanche.
Damphousse scored 12 goals and assisted on 29 with San Jose last season, when he was paid $4 million US. He led the Sharks in playoff scoring with seven goals and seven assists in 17 games, leading the club he captained all the way to the Western Conference final.
"I'm excited and extremely enthusiastic about joining the Avalanche, a club that has already established a winning tradition in Denver," the 18-year NHL centre said Wednesday. "I'm looking forward to playing in such a great hockey environment."
August 19 Sergei Brylin, resigned by New Jersey
August 19 Mike Zigomanis, resigned by Carolina
August 19 Chad Wiseman, resigned by NY Rangers
August 19 Nolan Baumgartner, resigned by Vancouver
August 19 Joe DiPenta, Vancouver from Atlanta
August 19 Jeff Heerema, Vancouver from NY Rangers
August 19 Andreas Johansson, Switzerland from Nashville
August 19 Andrew Peters, Sweden from Buffalo in case of lockout
August 19 Robert Reichel, Czech Republic from Toronto
August 19 Martin Rucinsky, Czech Republic from Vancouver
August 19 Jiri Slegr, Czech Republic from Boston
August 19 Pauli Levorki, Finland from Pittsburgh
August 20 Shane Willis, resigned by Tampa Bay
August 21 Alexander Karpotsev, Russia in case of lockout from Florida
August 22 John-Michael Liles, Germany in case of lockout from Colorado
August 23 Mikka Kiprusoff, resigned by Calgary
August 23 Lynn Loyns, resigned by Calgary
August 23 Ryan Ready, Philadelphia from St Louis
August 23 Rob Zamuner, Switzerland from Boston
August 23 Ilya Kovalchuk, Russia in case of lockout
August 23 Alain Nasreddine, resigned by Pittsburgh
August 23 Sean McAslan, resigned by Edmonton
August 23 Michael Morrison, resigned by Edmonton
August 23 Rick Mrozik, Edmonton from Buffalo
August 23 Benoit Duseblon, Montreal from NY Rangers
August 23 Daryl Andrews, England from Florida
August 25 Vaclav Nedorost, resigned by Florida
August 25 Patrick DesRochers, Florida from Carolina
August 25 Jason Marshall, NY Rangers from San Jose
August 25 Slava Kozlov, Russia in case of lockout
August 25 Vitaly Vishnevski, Russia in case of lockout
Just looking at the today's dealings by Phoenix GM Mike Barnett....
He signs Petr Nedved as a free agent today and then goes ahead and trades Daymond Langkow to the Calgary Flames for defenceman Denis Gauthier and left-winger Oleg Saprykin.
Interesting that Saprykin was available after the good job that he did for the Flames in their recent playoff run...
Anyways, looking at the Coyotes now, can you image a first line (or even a power-play unit) with Hull, Nedved, and Doan up front, and Morris on the point....This will be an improved team whenever the season gets underway..
I guess this also works for Nedved in that Verekova will be only a 1 hour flight away working on LA....can't see much for her to do in Phoenix..
Here is the link, from canoe.ca (http://slam.canoe.ca/Slam/Hockey/NHL/Phoenix/2004/08/26/603762.html) :p
August 26 Jason Krog, Villach (Austria)
August 26 Kevin Weekes NY Rangers from Carolina
August 26 Petr Nedved Phoenix from Edmonton
August 26 Matt Hussey resigned by Pittsburgh
August 27 Mike Pandolfo, resigned by Columbus
Aug 30 Jason Chimera resigned by Phoenix
Aug 30 Mike Rupp resigned by Phoenix
September 1 Sergei Gonchar Metallurg Magnitorsk (Russia) in case of lockout, from Boston
September 1 Kip Brennan resigned by Atlanta
September 1 Dmitri Kalinin resigned by Buffalo
September 1 Mattias Tjarnqvist HV Jönköping 71 (Sweden) from Dallas
September 1 Jason Chimera resigned by Phoenix
September 1 Martin Cibak resigned by Tampa BAy
September 2 Jiri Fischer resigned by Detroit (Czech Republic in case of a lockout)
September 3 Tomas Surovy, resigned by Pittsburgh
September 3 Chris Kelleher, Pittsburgh from Europe
September 3 Tyler Moss, resigned by Edmonton
September 3 Eric Westrum, resigned by Phoenix
September 3 Zac Bierk, resigned by Phoenix
September 3 Martin Sonnenberg, Phoenix from Calgary
September 3 Doug Doull, Phoenix from Boston
September 3 Rick Berry, Phoenix from Washington
September 3 Jon Sim, Phoenix from Pittsburgh
September 3 Brett Draney, Idaho (ECHL) from Dallas
September 4 Marc-Andre Bergeron resigned by Edmonton
The Sedin twins have signed with the Canucks...
They were complaining about lack of ice-time... :005:
Well, after getting ZERO ice-time with the Swedish national team, I think they saw the light.... :023:
SensFanForever
14-09-2004, 04:43
Well, after getting ZERO ice-time with the Swedish national team, I think they saw the light.... :023:
he he he.... very good point :)
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