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Many players have been on the move already, here’s a look at a few of the notables, including updates on the rest of the UFA’s in the player tracker table…
- Vancouver Canucks have re-signed unrestricted free agents Daniel and Henrik Sedin to five-year, $30.5 million contracts
- Tampa Bay Lightning have signed unrestricted free agent defenseman Mattias Ohlund to a seven-year contract
- New York Islanders have signed unrestricted free agent goalie Dwayne Roloson to a two-year, $5 million contract
- Washington Capitals have signed unrestricted free agent right-wing Mike Knuble to a two-year contract worth $2.8 million per season
- Chicago Blackhawks have signed unrestricted free agent sniper Marian Hossa to a 12-year contract worth $62.4 million
- Montreal Canadiens have signed unrestricted free agent defenseman Jaroslav Spacek to a three-year, $11.5 million contract and unrestricted free agent defenseman Hal Gill to a two-year, $4.5 million contract
- Edmonton Oilers have signed unrestricted free agent goaltender Nikolai Khabibulin to a four-year, $15 million contract
- Montreal Canadiens have signed unrestricted free agent forward Mike Cammalleri to a five-year, $30 million contract
- Toronto Maple Leafs have signed unrestricted free agent defensiveman Mike Komisarek to a five-year, $22.5 million contract
- Columbus Blue-Jackets have signed unrestricted free agent forward Sami Pahlsson to a three-year, $7.95 million contract
- New York Rangers have signed unrestricted free agent forward Marian Gaborik to a five-year, $37.5 million contract
- Montreal Canadiens have signed unrestricted free agent forward Brian Gionta to a five-year, $25 million contract
- Minnesota Wild have signed unrestricted free agent forward Martin Havlat to a six-year, $30 million contract
- Los Angeles Kings have signed unrestricted free agent defenseman Rob Scuderi to a four-year, $13.6 million contract
| Player/Player Information | Age | Current Salary | Interested Teams |
| #1) Jay Bouwmeester (CGY) | 25 | $6.6 million | SIGNED WITH CALGARY |
| #2 & 3) Daniel and Henrik Sedin (VAN) | 28 | $3 575 000 | SIGNED WITH VANCOUVER |
| #4) Marian Hossa (CHI) | 30 | $7 450 000 | SIGNED WITH CHICAGO |
| #5) Marian Gaborik (NYR) | 27 | $7 500 000 | SIGNED WITH NEW YORK RANGERS |
| #6) Mike Cammalleri (MON) | 27 | $3 600 000 | SIGNED WITH MONTREAL |
| #7)Michael Komisarek (TOR) | 27 | $1 900 000 | SIGNED WITH TORONTO |
| #8) Martin Havlat (MIN)
Now that Hossa is signed in Chicago, Havlat is moving on…he was in LA two nights ago according to his agent |
28 | $6 000 000 | SIGNED WITH MINNESOTA |
| #9) LW Alex Tanguay (MON)
|
29 | $5 375 000 | Conflicting reports out of everywhere… |
| #10) Brian Gionta (MON) | 30 | $4 000 000 | SIGNS WITH MONTREAL |
| #11) Robert Scuderi (PIT) | 30 | $725 000 | SIGNS WITH LA |
| #12) Nikolai Khabibulin (EDM) | 36 | $6 750 000 | SIGNED WITH EDMONTON |
| #13) Nik Antropov (NYR) | 29 | $2 150 000 | SIGNS WITH ATLANTA |
| #14) Scott Niedermayer (ANA) | 35 | $6 750 000 | SIGNED WITH ANAHEIM |
| #15) Alexei Kovalev (MON)
Reports now saying that deal is off the table in Montreal for Kovalev returning… |
36 | $4 500 000 | SIGNED WITH OTTAWA |
| #16) Samuel Pahlsson (CLB) | 31 | $1 400 000 | SIGNED WITH COLUMBUS |
| #17) Mattias Ohlund (TB) | 32 | $3 500 000 | SIGNED WITH TAMPA BAY |
| #18) Mikael Samuelsson (DET) | 32 | $1 200 000 | SIGNED WITH VANCOUVER |
| #19) Todd Bertuzzi (DET) | 34 | $1 950 000 | SIGNED WITH DETROIT |
| #20) Erik Cole (CAR) | 30 | $4 000 000 | SIGNED WITH CAROLINA |
| #21) Chris Neil (OTT) | 30 | $1 200 000 | SIGNED WITH OTTAWA |
| #22) Derek Morris (NYR) | 30 | $ 395 0000 | SIGNED WITH BOSTON |
| #23) Saku Koivu (ANA) | 34 | $4 750 000 | SIGNED WITH ANAHEIM |
| #24) Dennis Seidenberg (CAR)
Seidenberg should get a considerable raise this summer as he was a vital part of the Hurricanes rise up the standings and their deep run into the playoffs. |
27 | $1 200 000 | Carolina, Nashville, New York Islanders, Florida |
| #25) Francois Beauchemin (ANA) | 29 | $1 650 000 | SIGNED WITH TORONTO |
| #26) Johnny Oduya (NJ) | 27 | $600 000 | SIGNED A MULTI-YEAR CONTRACT WITH NEW JERSEY |
| #27) Manny Fernandez (BOS)
He’s played extremely well as a backup the past few years, but has never been given the chance to shine as a number one. There are a few teams with goaltending needs, and Fernandez could be a suitable option |
34 | $4 75 0000 | Edmonton, Colorado |
| #28) Robert Lang (MON)
There haven’t been too many rumours on where Lang will end up come July 1st. He will have to take a pay cut to remain in Montreal.. |
38 | $4 000 000 | Montreal |
| #29) Martin Biron (NY ISLANDERS)
|
31 | $3 500 000 | SIGNED WITH THE NY ISLANDERS |
| #30) Christian Backman (CLB)
He has been a very dependable defenceman for the Blue Jackets, especially during their playoff run last season. Columbus is expecting to resign him, however he is a young defenceman, and could receive a long-term extension from a team if he hits the open market. |
29 | $3 400 000 | Columbus, Dallas, Toronto, Colorado, Pittsburgh |
Topics: 2009 NHL Free Agency, Free Agent Tracker, NHL Free-Agency, NHL Free-Agents
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