| Isles lock up Nielsen
The New York Islanders signed center Frans
Nielsen to a new four-year contract worth $2.1 million on Saturday.
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| Coyotes ink Murray
The Phoenix Coyotes signed center Garth Murray
to a one-year contract, the club announced Friday. Per club policy, terms of
the deal were not disclosed.
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| Six player transfers under review by IIHF
The International Ice Hockey Federation
informed the NHL, NHL's Players' Association and Russia's new Continental
Hockey League (KHL) that the contracts of six players are being investigated.
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| Pens ink head coach Therrien to new contract
The Pittsburgh Penguins agreed to terms
with head coach Michel Therrien on a three-year contract Friday.
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| NHL back on schedule again
The ill-fated unbalanced schedule that the
NHL decided to employ following the lockout is finally dead, and it's more
than okay to rejoice in its passing.
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| Sabres goaltender Miller gets extension
The Buffalo Sabres signed goaltender Ryan
Miller to a five-year contract extension Friday.
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| Thrashers agree to terms with Esposito
The Atlanta Thrashers agreed to terms with
forward Angelo Esposito on a multi-year contract Friday. Per club policy,
terms of the deal were not disclosed.
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| Coyotes C Hanzal has successful surgery
Phoenix Coyotes center Martin Hanzal had
successful back surgery to repair a herniated disk on Thursday.
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| Kings name Murray new head coach
The Los Angeles Kings named Terry Murray as
the club's new head coach on Thursday.
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| Atlanta re-signs Sterling
The Atlanta Thrashers have re-signed
restricted free-agent forward Brett Sterling to a multiple-year contract on
Thursday. Per club policy, terms of the pact were not disclosed.
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