Every summer teams go bargain hunting, especially those up against the cap. Here are some players that general managers may be able to sign for cheap, much less than their actual value.- Brendan MorrisonJust days prior to the 2010-11, Morrison signed a one-year, $725,000 contract with the Flames. It ended up being a nice bargain pickup by then-GM Darryl Sutter as Morrison saw a lot of time in the top-six up front. In 66 games, Morrison had 43 points and boasted a +13 rating. This came on the heels of a similar performance in Washington the year before.Morrison isn’t going to set the world on fire, but he can certainly be a cheap, shrewd signing for any team seeking a second-line or depth center.- Marcel GocIn two years with the Nashville Predators, Goc has fit like a glove because of his versatility. He plays in numerous roles, even if you need to plug someone into the second line during an injury. In 124 games with the Preds, he has 54 points with a +20 rating – all while mak...
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