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Blue Jackets add PahlssonHockey Betting Lines07/01/2009 - Columbus, OH (Sportsbook Betting Lines) - The Columbus Blue Jackets signed free agent center Samuel Pahlsson to a three-year contract Wednesday. Terms were not disclosed, but NHL.com reports the deal is worth a total of $7.95 million. "Sami Pahlsson is a very good two-way center who can play against the top players in the league and strengthens our hockey club at the center ice position," team general manager Scott Howson said. "He won a Stanley Cup with Anaheim two years ago, played in the Finals in 2003 and won a gold medal with Sweden at the last Olympics, so he brings valuable experience at the highest level of competition to our dressing room." Pahlsson spent last season with Chicago and Anaheim, registering seven goals and 11 assists in 65 total games. Originally selected in the seventh round of the 1996 NHL Draft by Colorado, Pahlsson has 54 goals and 92 assists in 557 career games with the Bruins, Ducks and Blackhawks.
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St. Paul, MN (Sportsbook Betting Lines) - The Minnesota Wild agreed to terms with defenseman Greg Zanon on a three-year contract Wednesday. Financial terms were not released, but NHL.com reports the total value of the contract is $5.8 million.
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