In Hainsey, help is on the way for Thrashers
Published 7/3/2008 by Craig Custance at SportingNews.com NHL News and Exclusive Analysis
Atlanta missed out on Brian Campbell but grabs an offensive defenseman in Ron Hainsey the team believes is just hitting his stride. Plus, the Rangers' puzzling choice on Sean Avery.
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