2012
07.04
07.04
Pittsburgh Penguins started the 2012 free agency signing period by replacing several players, resigning a few key players and sending an offer to highly sought Zach Parise. The Pens added more depth to the roster and reached agreements for extensions with several key players.
Tomas Vokoun
The Penguins started signing early, acquiring the negotiating rights to goaltender Tomas Vokoun from the Washington Capitals in exchange for a draft pick. Pittsburgh signed Vokoun to a deal worth $4 million over the next two seasons. The signing of Vokoun adds depth to the goaltending position after Brent Johnson proved to be an incapable backup last year. The signing of Vokoun forces Marc-Andre Fleury to play at a more consistent level ...
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Tomas Vokoun
The Penguins started signing early, acquiring the negotiating rights to goaltender Tomas Vokoun from the Washington Capitals in exchange for a draft pick. Pittsburgh signed Vokoun to a deal worth $4 million over the next two seasons. The signing of Vokoun adds depth to the goaltending position after Brent Johnson proved to be an incapable backup last year. The signing of Vokoun forces Marc-Andre Fleury to play at a more consistent level ...
Read Full Article at Bleacher Report - Pittsburgh Penguins