Posted by freezethepuck on July 1, 2010
Today at 12:00 EST, the Free Agency Markets opens. So all those players on the teams without contracts at the moment can end up with other teams.
Check back over the next few days for all the updates, especially what the New Jersey Devils do. Please leave comments with any moves that I may miss. Thank you, and please be sure to give credit to the person originally reporting it.
The first time a source receives credit, the link will go to his Twitter account. Also, the red font denotes moves involving the Devils or Devils players.
- The New York Rangers signed Martin Biron (Goaltender). TSN’s Bob McKenzie reported the deal is for two years, with $900,000 per year.
- Darren Dreger reporting Daniel Paille re-signed with the Boston Bruins for two years.
- Derek Stepan signed with the Rangers (via Jeff Marek).
- Rangers re-sign Erik Christensen (via Jeff Marek).
- Sergei Gonchar to Ottawa for three years plus a no trade clause (Darren Dreger, Bob McKenzie).
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