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Jaroslav Spacek could have a new home starting at noon today, when the NHL Free Agency period opens.
The Buffalo Sabres have offered the veteran blue-liner a one year deal, which was rejected by Spacek because he wants a longer term deal.
If the Sabres are serious about wanting to keep Spacek as a member of their [...]
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July 01, 2009
Another free agent has gone the way of the exit door, which swings much more freely here in Buffalo from over use.
Jaroslav Spacek is the latest free agent to choose another city over Buffalo. Today Spacek signed a three year deal worth 11.5 million dollars.
I knew this was coming when the Sabres again only offered [...]
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The Montreal Canadiens were busy again Wednesday with the signings of center Mike Cammaleri and defensemen Jaroslav Spacek and Hal Gill on the first day of free-agent shopping in the NHL.
One day after acquiring star center Scott Gomez from the New York Rangers in a six-player trade, the Canadiens signed Cammaleri to a five-year, $30-million contract, Spacek to a three-year deal...
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Toronto was cautious but added decent players in Colton Orr, and Mike Komisarek.
Montreal added Jaroslav Spacek, Hal Gill, and Mike Cammalleri.
The Bruins retained Byron Bitz while adding Steve Begin.
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