Here’s the deal. Jeff Schultz of the AJC wrote earliera bout how the Braves haven’t made a move and yet all the contenders are making deals. Right now the Marlins – one of the only other contending teams that has yet to make a move – is reported to have offered a minor league pitcher [...]
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July 31, 2009
Now that the Pennsylvania Bar Exam is complete and I have a life once again, Caps coverage will get a renewed boost. On to the little news there is . . . Milan Jurcina got a bump in pay through his arbitration award, getting awarded $1.4 million. Last season Jurcina was contracted at $900,000. Jurcina actually had a well improved season in 2009, up over a promising 2008 season...
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July 31, 2009
by Adam GretzFiled under: Capitals, NHL Fans, NHL VideosFanHouse's Adam Gretz takes a look at his top 50 players in the NHL. No. 26 is Washington Capitals defenseman Mike Green.The inclusion of Sergei Gonchar in the top-30 ignited quite a debate and plenty of disagreement, and I'm expecting an equal amount at the placement of Washington's Mike Green. A couple of weeks ago, I asked...
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July 31, 2009
Defenseman Milan Jurcina has re-signed with the Washington Capitals after being awarded a one-year $1.375 million contract through arbitration.
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July 31, 2009
Milan Jurcina is officially back as a member of the Washington Capitals after he was awarded a one-year deal through arbitration late Thursday.
The 26-year-old defenseman was given a salary of $1.375 million for the upcoming 2009-10 season. According to Tarik El-Bashir of the Washington Post, he had been seeking $1.55 million while the team countered with an offer of $1.05 million...
Via Kuklas Korner
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July 31, 2009
ARLINGTON, Va.
– The Washington Capitals have signed defenseman Milan Jurcina to a one-year contract, vice president and general manager George McPhee announced today. In keeping with club policy, financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Jurcina, 26, appeared in a career-high 79 games for the Capitals in 2008-09 and led defensemen in games played. He had three...
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July 31, 2009
Brendan Morrison admittedly dodged some bullets as he played in 542 consecutive games from 2000 to 2007. But after four surgeries in three years, he suffered a far worse fate. The Anaheim Ducks put him on waivers. "It was the most embarrassing moment I've had as a player. Here's a team basically telling you they don't want you," Morrison said. "They try to tell you it's a money issue...
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July 31, 2009
The Washington Capitals re-signed defenseman Milan Jurcina to a one-year contract Friday. Per club policy, financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
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July 30, 2009
from Tarik El-Bashir of the Washington Post (Friday edition),
Brendan Morrison received a handful of offers when free agency opened earlier this month, including a few that were more lucrative than Washington’s.
The Capitals, though, offered the veteran center three things worth more to him than a bigger paycheck: the chance to play on a team widely...
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July 31, 2009
Milan Jurcina got a bump in pay through his arbitration award,
getting awarded $1.4 million. Last season Jurcina was contracted at
$900,000. Jurcina actually had a well improved season in 2009, up over
a promising 2008 season.
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