Shortly after moving defensive defenseman Derek Morris, Boston added another veteran to their blue line.
Dennis Seidenberg, who signed a one-year deal with Florida this past summer, leaves Florida as the top ice-time getter, averaging 22:54 played a game. The German Olympian adds just two goals to the Bruins' lineup, but has 21 assists on a low-scoring team. He is very good at getting the puck out of the zone and moving the puck up ice, but will not contribute much to the Bruins and their 16th ranked power-play.
Derek Morris
3 March 2010
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In 2009 Morris gets traded away from Phoenix, and in 2010 he returns to Phoenix.
Morris, who has seen time with the Flames, Avalanche, Coyotes, Rangers and Bruins, will head back to Phoenix after being dealt at the trade deadline last season to the New York Rangers for Dmitri Kalinin, Petr Prucha and Nigel Dawes. The Coyotes get him back for just a fourth-round pick in 2011.
Morris, who has seen time with the Flames, Avalanche, Coyotes, Rangers and Bruins, will head back to Phoenix after being dealt at the trade deadline last season to the New York Rangers for Dmitri Kalinin, Petr Prucha and Nigel Dawes. The Coyotes get him back for just a fourth-round pick in 2011.
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5 March 2009
deal.
New York Rangers trade Dmitri Kalinin, Nigel Dawes and Petr Prucha to Phoenix for Derek Morris.
-New York made another splash on deadline day with this big deal for defenseman
New York Rangers trade Dmitri Kalinin, Nigel Dawes and Petr Prucha to Phoenix for Derek Morris.
-New York made another splash on deadline day with this big deal for defenseman
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3 March 2009
to be cellars and make a move for the playoffs, and with just a few minutes remaining, will pick-up Derek Morris for some draft picks to help bolster their defense.
- The Nashville Predators, Columbus Blue Jackets and Buffalo Sabres will find themselves in a bidding war for defenseman Tomas Kaberle of the Toronto Maple Leafs up until the waning minutes of the deadline. Brian Burke may decide to hold onto him after all, since he still has two years remaining on his contract and could be beneficial in the development of Luke Schenn.
- The Nashville Predators, Columbus Blue Jackets and Buffalo Sabres will find themselves in a bidding war for defenseman Tomas Kaberle of the Toronto Maple Leafs up until the waning minutes of the deadline. Brian Burke may decide to hold onto him after all, since he still has two years remaining on his contract and could be beneficial in the development of Luke Schenn.
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