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According to reports from Danny Picard at Comcast SportsNet, it looks like former Ottawa Senators forward Bobby Butler has found a new team to skate with next season.
Picard suggests that the deal Butler signed with New Jersey is a two-way contract, which makes Lou Lamoriello's most-recent dice-roll far less risky. Butler's one-way deal with the Otta...
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