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1 minute ago, Panthers Fan 69 said:

It’s just about official. Hurricanes trading a third round 25 pick and the capitals retain 50% of his salary.

Woah… NHL radio just got done talking about how the capitals would buy not sell today too. 

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1 minute ago, Panthers Fan 69 said:

I believe he went and got some help so hopefully that helped. Because he’s a hell of a player.

I hope that was it. I know he was suppose to suit up for Hershey yesterday/today.

At 3.9 million that’s a stretch though and would severely handicap us this offseason if he doesn’t pan out… 

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5 minutes ago, Panthers Fan 69 said:

I believe he went and got some help so hopefully that helped. Because he’s a hell of a player.

Welp this sounds like a done deal. So probably no Vatrano or Buch. Ebrele is back in talks with Seattle so he’s off market. 
 

Hold onto your butts and hide your cocaine(jk).

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