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An arbitrator has awarded Russia-bound forward Jiri Hudler a two-year deal worth $5.75 million if he ever returns to play for the Detroit Red Wings.
Red Wings general manager Ken Holland said Monday the deal gives the 25-year-old Hudler $2.75 million in the first season and $3 million in the second.
Hudler recently signed a two-year, $10 million deal with Dynamo Moscow of the Russian Kontinental Hockey League, where he will play next season.
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August 03, 2009
DETROIT - An arbitrator has awarded Russia-bound forward Jiri Hudler a two-year deal worth US$5.75 million if he ever returns to play for the Red Wings.
Red Wings general manager Ken Holland said Monday the deal gives the 25-year-old Hudler $2.75...
Via Buffalonews.com
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August 03, 2009
An arbitrator has awarded Russia-bound forward Jiri Hudler a two-year deal worth $5.75 million if he ever returns to play for the Detroit Red Wings.
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August 03, 2009
Thanks to Red Wing beat writer Anser Khan for his fine work below clarifying the Jiri Hudler situation:
Jiri Hudler was awarded a two-year contract worth $5.75 million ($2.75 million the first season and $3 million the second season) through arbitration. That is the contract he must honor if and when he returns to the NHL, as the Red Wings will maintain his rights.
But it has...
Via Kuklas Korner
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August 03, 2009
from the Detroit Free Press,
Red Wings general manager Ken Holland confirmed today that Jiri Hudler will earn $2.75 million in the first year of a two-year arbitration award and $3 million in the second year. Holland said he learned of the arbitration ruling on Saturday afternoon.
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The two sides had been working toward an agreement in the days leading up...
Via Miami Herald
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August 04, 2009
The Detroit Red Wings have signed free agent forward Patrick Eaves to a one-year contract.
Via redwings.nhl.com
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August 04, 2009
DETROIT -- The Red Wings have added a second forward to their roster this week with the signing of veteran right wing Jason Williams.
Williams joins Patrick Eaves -- who also signed a one-year free agency deal with the Red Wings on Tuesday -- a...
Via Boston.com
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August 04, 2009
Former Boston College star Patrick Eaves, traded by Carolina to the Bruins July 24 with a 2010 fourth-round pick for Aaron Ward, signed a one-year contract with Detroit yesterday.
Via Lord Stanley's Blog
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August 04, 2009
Time to put an end to the Patrick-Eaves-could-return speculation. The forward, traded by the Canes last month in the deal that brought Aaron Ward back to Carolina, has been signed by the Detroit Red Wings.
Eaves signed a one-year contract Tuesday with the Wings, TSN is reporting.
Eaves was traded to the Boston Bruins in the July 24 deal for Ward and was then placed on waivers...
Via Miami Herald
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August 04, 2009
Free-agent forward Patrick Eaves has found a home, as the Detroit Red Wings signed him to a one-year contract on Tuesday.
Via Kuklas Korner
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August 02, 2009
from Larry Brooks of the NY Post,
So we’re o believe the NHL conducted an investigation of the Red Wings’ 12-year, $73 million contract with Henrik Zetterberg—under which the winger is due to receive $71 million in the first 10 years and $2 million over the final two seasons—and found no evidence of skullduggery in the negotiations, but is now concerned with Marian Hossa’s...
Via Bleacher Report
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August 04, 2009
While the NHL front office continues to be upset with the Continental Hockey League (KHL) over the status of Jiri Hudler, NHL teams continue to make boneheaded moves to compound the situation.
The St. Louis Blues announced last week the signing of defenseman Bryce Lampman to a one-year, two-way deal. However, if they would have taken the time to do the research, the Blues would...
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