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  • Ducks send defenseman James Wisniewski to the Islanders Los Angeles Times The trade for a third-round draft pick came hours after Wisniewski agreed to a one-year deal with the Ducks, thus avoiding an arbitration hearing that had been scheduled for Tuesday.
  • Kings sign Ponikarovsky after Frolov heads to N.Y. Los Angeles Daily News The Kings' first free-agent acquisition of the offseason was a big one, more literally than metaphorically.
  • Kings sign Alexei Ponikarovsky to replace Alexander Frolov Los Angeles Times The free-agent left wing, who has scored at least 20 goals in four of last five seasons, signs for one year and $3 million, plus a $200,000 bonus. The 30-year-old, who had 21 goals with Toronto and Pittsburgh last season, takes the spot of Frolov, who signed with Rangers. The free-agent left wing, who has scored at least 20 goals in four of last five seasons, signs for one year and $3 million, plus a $200,000 bonus.
  • Kings sign goal-scorer Ponikarovsky Riverside Press-Enterprise
  • Grievance filed over Ilya Kovalchuk's contract Los Angeles Times The NHL Player's Assn. files a grievance in response to the NHL's rejection of the 17-year deal between the Russian sniper and the New Jersey Devils. The NHL Player's Assn. files a grievance in response to the NHL's rejection of the 17-year deal between the Russian sniper and the New Jersey Devils.
  • Kings would be interested in resuming pursuit of Ilya Kovalchuk Los Angeles Times The Kings could again try to sign the forward if his 17-year, $102-million contract with New Jersey is invalidated on the grounds that it circumvents the league's salary cap. The Kings could again try to sign the forward if his 17-year, $102-million contract with New Jersey is invalidated on the grounds that it circumvents the league's salary cap.
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