Found February 19, 2008 on
The Hockey Herald:
The Flyers, having failed in their attempts to get Tomas Kaberle who would not waive his no-trade clause with Toronto, struck a deal today for Kings defenseman Jaroslav Modry.
The Flyers gave up an undisclosed draft pick.
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February 17, 2009
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Brian Burke has the
He knows the teams that Maple Leafs defenceman Tomas Kaberle will waive his no-trade clause to go
Burke knows that Kaberle wants to stay in the Eastern
Burke also knows that Kaberle would prefer to stay in Toronto and failing an offer that stops ...
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February 21, 2009
The Trade Deadline Page has been updated for February 21st.
Some of the rumors today include: Ryan Smyth wanting to stay in Colorado, the Bruins being on Tomas Kaberle’s ten-team list and the Sharks are apparently after Chris Neil.
Here is the link to IC’s Trade Deadline Coverage.
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