In addition to adding Cullen before the break, Ottawa picked up defenseman Andy Sutton
from the New York Islanders on Tuesday for a draft pick. Sutton, a
12-year NHL veteran, was beyond excited to join the Senators, who lead
the Northeast Division despite a 4-1 loss to the New York Rangers in
their first game following the Olympics.
"I'm ecstatic. It's an unbelievable opportunity," Sutton said. "That
was the first thing I said to (Ottawa GM) Bryan (Murray) -- I thanked
him so much for the opportunity. Being an older player and getting a
chance to play on such a great team and having a chance to win the
Stanley Cup is a dream come true."
Hurricanes: Right now there's no hotter team in the League than
Carolina, which won 5-1 in Toronto on Tuesday to extend its winning
streak to six games. However, the Hurricanes are still eight points out
of an Eastern Conference playoff berth and continued to clean house
prior to the deadline, trading...
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