examiner.com - 7/6/2009
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TSN is reporting that Alexei Kovalev will not be going back to Montreal . On Monday Bob Gainey, Canadiens' general manager, told Montreal radio station CJAD that the club made an offer to Kovalev last week, but the Russian winger took too long to consider the deal. Why is it important for the ...
tsn.ca - 7/6/2009
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tsn.ca —
A day after some fans held a rally
to keep Alex Kovalev in Montreal, the forward's tumultuous...
tenure in La Belle Province has come to an end as the enigmatic sniper has signed a two-year, $10 million contract with the Ottawa Senators. One of the most ...
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Kovalev signs two-year deal with Senators
capitals.nhl.com - 7/9/2009
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KK Hockey —
... he had not signed with any team yet.
There are also rumblings in Russia that Kovalev might end up coming to play in the KHL. It is very much possible after earlier moves made by Viktor Kozlov and Sergei Fedorov.
Moreover, the Capitals have already signed a veteran right wing—Mike Knuble from the Philadelphia Flyers. Signing Kovalev might not be something they want to do, considering that the real problem for the Capitals is in defense.
more on if Kovalev is a fit in Washington…
Kovalev snagged by Senators; Burke adds Ducks defenseman
Puck Daddy —
A few moves of note this afternoon, all involving the Toronto Maple Leafs and Montreal Canadiens in one way or another. • After being "signed" on several occasions during the Free Agent Frenzy due to false-start reporting, former Montreal Canadiens star Alexei Kovalev appears to have avoided the sirens' song of the KHL to ink a deal with the Ottawa Senators, as FAN 590 was first to report this afternoon (since confirmed by TSN). An enigmatic player goes to the city of enigmatic players; ...
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