2012
06.23
06.23
reported by TSN, Zbynek Michalek is back in Phoenix.
All the Coyotes had to give up for the defenseman was a third-round pick, and two lower to mid-level prospects in Marc Cheverie and Harrison Ruopp.
The 29-year-old defenseman was a big part of what turned the Coyotes from a perennial cellar-dweller to a legitimate, annual playoff contender.
The Pittsburgh Penguins can now scratch four million dollars off their books with the Michalek move.
Next on the block? Former New Jersey Devil, Paul Martin.
After the Penguins addressed their defensive needs through yesterday's first round of the draft, Paul Martin is most assuredly on the trading block.
With a no-movement clause and a limited no-trade clause, ...
Read Full Article at Bleacher Report - Pittsburgh Penguins
All the Coyotes had to give up for the defenseman was a third-round pick, and two lower to mid-level prospects in Marc Cheverie and Harrison Ruopp.
The 29-year-old defenseman was a big part of what turned the Coyotes from a perennial cellar-dweller to a legitimate, annual playoff contender.
The Pittsburgh Penguins can now scratch four million dollars off their books with the Michalek move.
Next on the block? Former New Jersey Devil, Paul Martin.
After the Penguins addressed their defensive needs through yesterday's first round of the draft, Paul Martin is most assuredly on the trading block.
With a no-movement clause and a limited no-trade clause, ...
Read Full Article at Bleacher Report - Pittsburgh Penguins