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Knuble says window is closing
Just talked with Mike Knuble, who said negotiations with his agent and Paul Holmgren are scheduled to continue tonight. Knuble spoke briefly with his agent, Kurt Overhardt, who told him to brace himself for a busy day of offers on Wednesaday. The sticking point with the Flyers is term: Knuble ...
Flyers, Knuble still talking
blogs.courierpostonline.com — With Wednesday's free agency period looming, the Flyers and Mike Knuble continue contract talks today. The Flyers... are believed to be offering an incentive-based one-year dea with a base salary in the $1 million range. Knuble likely is seeking a ... (more) Flyers, Knuble still talking
Mike Knuble signs with the Capitals
Mike Knuble signs with the Capitals
allthingsphillysports.blogspot.com — With the acquisition of Chris Pronger adding money to their payroll, we knew some Flyers where going... to have to go to make room. Mike Knuble is the first, signing a 2 year deal with the Washington Capitals for 2.8 million per year. Knuble was an unrestricted free agent who could talk with any.... (more) Mike Knuble signs with the Capitals
Knuble signs two-year contract with Capitals
tsn.ca — Please read the full story on TSN.ca for the latest details... (more) Knuble signs two-year contract with Capitals
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Knuble says window is closing
Flyers Fan Central — Just talked with Mike Knuble, who said negotiations with his agent and Paul Holmgren are scheduled to continue tonight. Knuble spoke briefly with his agent, Kurt Overhardt, who told him to brace himself for a busy day of offers on Wednesaday. The sticking point with the Flyers is term: Knuble wants two years, the Flyers are offering one. "I need to start making plans for other things," Knuble said View original blog post here: Flyer Files

2009 Free Agency: Early July 1 notebook
Broad Street Hockey — ... regarding his pending status as a free agent. At noon, Knuble will no longer be a Flyer, but Paul Holmgren remains adamant that the Flyers are trying to re-sign the veteran forward. From Chuck Gormley of the Courier-Post... ...

2009 NHL free agency begins
PensBurgh — ... tossed around in a few moves.  Chuck Gormley from Philadelphia's Courier Post  believe the Pens may be interested in Mike Knuble.  In all likelihood the ...

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