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They are all in you still go after you have to try both mix in younger faster forecheckers 3rd or 4th line
There's goinging to be lots 1 yr contracts
Dubas knows what he is doing great addition Smith and added Yager for future.
Have one of best top 6. adding 3rd 4th liners
Can the Penguins trade for Conor Garlund and get rid of Bryan Rust and a 3rd rounder in exchange? I'd really like that move. Garlund would be a good 3rd line fit, and he also has more jump in his step than Rust. Rust's contract is also 5.125 million per season and that is a bit too high in my book, plus he is also signed for 5 more seasons which is ridiculous. They also have similar point totals so I feel like the Canucks would bite on Bryan Rust with his contract only being about $200,000 more a season.
Not sure about the resigning. Pens signed Jarry for 5 year 5.38 Million per year. Not really happy about that.
Little disappointed other then Graves signing and trade for Smith the other signings not to impressed was hoping to move on from Jarry he is always hurt when we need him most we need someone more dependable and watching all these other stars signing one year deals $2million or less to other teams is very depressing