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  • NHL approves Kovalchuk deal after union agrees to change salary cap calculations Los Angeles Times League also agrees to end investigations of similarly front-loaded contracts signed by Vancouver's Roberto Luongo, Boston's Marc Savard, Philadelphia's Chris Pronger and Chicago's Marian Hossa.
  • NHL players going from ice time to Face(book) time Los Angeles Times The number of players using social media, including Twitter, is growing. But what can and can't be posted or tweeted is still being developed by the league.The number of players using social media, including Twitter, is growing. But what can and can't be posted or tweeted is still being developed by the league.
  • Kings sign defenseman Willie Mitchell Los Angeles Times The veteran defenseman, who played with the Canucks the last three seasons, was limited to 48 games in 2009-10 and missed the remainder of the season after suffering a concussion during a Jan. 16 game against the Penguins.The veteran defenseman, who played with the Canucks the last three seasons, was limited to 48 games in 2009-10 and missed the remainder of the season after suffering a concussion during a Jan. 16 game against the Penguins.
  • Kings take chance on defenseman Mitchell Los Angeles Daily News Willie Mitchell took a gamble during free agency. In turn, the Kings were willing to take a gamble on the veteran defenseman. The 33-year-old Mitchell signed a two-year, $7 million contract Wednesday - a hefty reward for a player who missed the final 34 games of last season with a concussion.
  • Arbitrator upholds rejection of Ilya Kovalchuk's contract with New Jersey Los Angeles Times Richard Bloch rules that the 17-year, $102-million contract was an attempt to circumvent the salary cap rules under the Collective Bargaining Agreement. Kovalchuk is again a free agent. Richard Bloch rules that the 17-year, $102-million contract was an attempt to circumvent the salary cap rules under the Collective Bargaining Agreement. Kovalchuk is again a free agent.
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