VACLAV PROSPAL RUMORS

Bart Logan: Blue Jackets sign Vaclav Prospal to one-year deal

The Columbus Blue Jackets have signed veteran winger Vaclav Prospal to a one-year contract. General manager Scott Howson the news Saturday afternoon, via Twitter no less, and it is a move that shores up the Blue Jackets' top six after left-winger Kristian Huselius underwent surgery for a torn pectoral muscle. He's expected to miss four-to-six months. The Dispatch reports...
Via HockeyBuzz  |  July 23, 2011

Another mediocre Euro flees to KHL, will anyone follow? (I’m looking at you Prospal)

By KYLE BAUER Now some guys are getting desperate, or maybe not. The Kontinental Hockey League (KHL) –born out of the Russian Super League– has mined European NHL talent for the past four seasons in an attempt to boost their notoriety and talent pool. So far, the crop has been mostly veteran defectors- Sergei Fedorov, Alexei Yashin, Viktor Kozlov, Jozef Stumpel, Marcel...
Via centericechat.com  |  July 15, 2011

Prospal May Need Surgery/Rangers Sign Fedotenko/Roster Cuts

Well, it has been a busy day in Rangerland, with roster cuts made, a potential season-ending surgery and a tryout signing.  Where to begin? Let’s start with the report today by Larry Brooks of the New York Post which suggests that Vaclav Prospal’s injured knee isn’t healing as quickly as hoped and may even require surgery which could end the Czech forward’...
Via Pro Sports Blogging  |  October 04, 2010

Rangers Report Card: Vaclav Prospal

Much of the hockey community was taken aback last August when New York Rangers general manager Glen Sather announced that the club had signed Czech veteran Vaclav “Vinny” Prospal...Read the full article on Bleacher Report...
Via Bleacher Report  |  April 30, 2010

Report: Prospal will sign with the Rangers

The New York Rangers will reportedly sign Vaclav Prospal to a one-year/$1.1 million contract.
Via MSNBC  |  August 16, 2009

Tampa Bay Lightning lessen cap hit by buying out Vaclav Prospal

The Tampa Bay Lightning have bought out the remaining three years of forward Vaclav Prospal's contract making the Czech forward an unrestricted free agent.
Via ESPN  |  July 28, 2009

Tampa plans Prospal buy out; countdown to reacquisition begins

If nothing else, the Tampa Bay Lightning's front office appears to be learning from their rookie mistakes of last summer. Unfortunately, the Phoenix Coyotes have reached their quota for assuming other teams' bad contracts after taking Radim Vrbata from the Bolts, so Tampa announced it's going to have to buy out the remaining three years of Vaclav Prospal's contract...
Via Puck Daddy  |  July 28, 2009

Simon Gagne return unlikely

Over a month ago, I discussed the possibility that Simon Gagne, who has been out since February with concussion symptoms, might return to the ice if the Flyers make the Stanley Cup Finals. Well, with the Flyers a mere four wins away from the Stanley Cup Finals, it now seems there is little hope that Gagne will be suiting up any time soon. When asked about Gagne's possible...
Via All Things Philly Sports  |  May 05, 2008

Flyers land Prospal in exchange for Picard, pick.

The Lightning and Flyers kicked off the trade frenzy tonight with the bolts sending Vaclav Prospal to Philadelphia in exchange for Alexandre Picard and a conditional pick in the 2009 draft.
Via wickedwrister.com  |  February 25, 2008

Vinny Prospal Gives The Best Hockey Interview Ever!

After being the number one star in Tampa Bay's 3-2 victory over the Montreal Canadiens, Vinny Prospal was still pissed. Unhappy after being demoted from Vinny Lecavalier's and Martin St. Louis' line for a few games, he let his feelings be known about the people who made the decision to give him less ice time.
Via wickedwrister.com  |  February 13, 2008
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