Fedorov signs 2-year deal with Russian club

It appears that Fedorov’s time in North American is over.  And it seems like just yesterday he was sprinting past fans outside Winnipeg Arena to avoid signing autographs. TSN.ca is reporting that: Sergei Fedorov has signed with Metallurg Magnitogorsk of the Continental Hockey League, the club announced on Thursday. The deal is reportedly for two years, and unites [...]

Sergei Fedorov is returning to his homeland.

First, my apologies for the lack of Red Alerts, but you can blame it on, one, lack of news, two, the PA bar exam. In any regard, the NHL Draft is tonight at 7PM. Gotta admit, this is the first time in a few3 years that the first overall pick, is not 100% certainly. I am almost positive the the New York Islanders will select John Tavares 1st overall, but outside chances still exist...

Two items of note as we near the Entry Draft, neither of which can be termed 'good' news for Washington hockey fans: it sure appears that Sergei Fedorov's tensure in D.C. is done. The report has him inking with Metallurg Magnitogorsk for two years, at nearly $4 million per season. When you factor in the tax rates hockey players confront in Russia (kinda...

MONTREAL — Sergei Fedorov, the NHL's all-time leader in goals by a Russian-born player and a key veteran leader for the Washington Capitals, has decided to return home. A team spokesman said Fedorov's agent, Pat Brisson, notified the Capitals that his client has joined a team in the Kontinental Hockey League. According to several published reports in Russia, Fedorov...

I'll start off by saying I am, of course, biased. The Capitals are my favorite team. That being said, the decision to have the Flyers take on the Bruins at Fenway Park next New Year's in the Winter Classic proves yet again that the NHL is run by idiots. Morons. You do realize, Bettman and co., that you want to showcase the stars in your league? You realize you want something...

Six-time NHL All Star Sergei Fedorov has signed a two-year contract with Metallurg Magnitogorsk, the Russian club said.

Sergei Fedorov is returning to his homeland.

Former NHL most valuable player Sergei Fedorov is returning to play in Russia, 19 years after defecting from the Soviet Union.

Sergei Fedorov has decided to leave the NHL after 18 seasons.

Nineteen years after defecting from the Soviet Union to join the Red Wings, the former NHL MVP has signed a two-year contract with a Russian club.

Reports out of Russia have Sergei Fedorov going home to finish his amazing hockey career.The 39 year old has signed a two year deal with Metallurg Magnitogorsk, reportedly for just under $2 million per season. Fedor Fedorov plays there, which apparently is a big drawing card. According to agent Pat Brisson, Fedorov wanted to fulfill his father’s life-long wish of seeing his sons play on the same

MONTREAL | Two league executives who requested anonymity said they expect Washington Capitals general manager George McPhee to actively pursue trades during this weekend's NHL draft, when several elite players could be on the move. Multiple reports Thursday said Sergei Fedorov had signed a two-year contract with Magnitogorsk, but a team source said his agent, Pat Brisson, told...