capitals.nhl.com - 7/1/2009
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ARLINGTON, VA. The Washington Capitals have signed unrestricted free agent Mike Knuble to a two-year contract, vice president and general manager George McPhee announced today. In keeping with club policy, financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. A 6 3 , 230-pound right wing who will ...
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mlive.com - 7/6/2009
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GRAND RAPIDS -- Mike Knuble celebrated his 37th
birthday on Saturday with a small party with family
and friends in West Michigan. But his best present might have arrived a few days earlier. The Kentwood native signed a two-year, $5.6 million contract ...
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Ted's Take - The blogging site of Ted Leonsis —
We made a good and smart free agent signing today by signing Mike Knuble to a two year deal. We believe Mike helps us up front; is a big go-to-the-net kind of forward; will serve as a good mentor to our young forwards; is priced right; and is a very good player and a good influence in the locker room. Click here to see the news release.
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Bleatings From a Caps Nut —
Well folks, we've been spending too much time playing Poker online (not for real money, we're using our real names on Facebook) to do much blogging but after the signing of Brendan Morrrissonn yesterday, we felt as though we needed to chime in. First of all, backing up to the first of the month, the signing of Mike Knuble looks to be a dangerous move for us. While CW says that the Caps need somebody willing to go to the net, is a 37 year old the right guy for that job? Sure he says he's "a young 37" and "a low mileage player" but he plays a high mileage style. Secondly, signing him for two years is a little much in our book. While ...
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Mike Knuble - RW - 6'3'' - 230 Two years, $2.8 million a year, total $5.6 million.
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boards.washingtoncaps.com 7/2/2009 — What They're Saying on the Signing Posted by Nate , Yesterday, 04:24 PM Reaction to today's news of Mike Knuble's signing with Washington from the web, twitter and television worlds: He's a smart player who gives this rising team another veteran to ...
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I've just been informed that the paperwork is complete and that Mike Knuble is officially a Washington Capital. GM George McPhee is set to speak to reporters around 4 p.m. and I'm also hoping to hear from Knuble himself. So check back later for ...
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