Found July 11, 2009 on
Bleacher Report:
Ten days after the team inked Steve Montador, the Buffalo Sabres have agreed to terms with another new defenseman. This time, though they are bringing in Joe Dipenta, who spent last season with Frölunda HC of the Swedish Elite League.
Dipenta, who was drafted 61st overall by the Panthers in 1998, has played 174 games in his NHL career, just three games with Atlanta in 2002-03 and three seasons, including a Stanley Cup with Anaheim.
In addition, he has played 369 games in the AHL, which is where Sabres fans can expect him to spend most of his time. This is adding depth and providing veteran leadership and experience to a youthful Portland Pirates team.
Dipenta has previously signed contracts with Philadelphia (2000) and Vancouver (2004), but failed to play with either NHL club, spending time in the AHL instead.
Several news reports are indicating the deal is a one-year contract, though no financial details have been released.
Dipenta's official website can be reach...
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