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The Hockey Herald:
Havlat verbal agreement with Wild 6 years 30 million. So the Wild lost Gaborik today but managed to pickup the same type of player in Martin Havlat as Marian Gaborik. Both are injury prone and make a ton of cash. Great move Minnesota!
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