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Taking stock
One Fan's Perspective found this 7/3/2008 on fiveholefanatics.blogspot.com [flag]
With activity slowing down and the Flames already making the bulk of their moves, it's time to take stock of what's been done so far. In: Curtis Glencross (1.2M/year), Rene Bourque (RFA), Mark Giordano (800k?), Jim Vandermeer (1.63M) , Mike Cammalleri (3.35M), Brandon Prust (500k), Curtis McElhinney (650k) Other: Pete Vandermeer, Ryan Wilson (farm filler), Kyle Greentree, David Van Der Gulik ... [link]

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It's Still Free Agenet Season
Published 7/3/2008 by noreply@blogger.com (PB) at One Fan's Perspective
... The two-year contract was not disclosed, but if one looks at the salary cap numbers Hale commanded for the Flames, it looks to be somewhat of a deal. Hale had a reported salary of $590K, and I wouldn't imagine his services costing a great deal more than that. Keith Ballard signed a two-year $2M deal last season as a restricted free agent, so I could imagine Hale being somewhere in the ballpark between $1M to $2M per season. ...

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