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His Pittsburgh Penguins are down a starting goaltender in Marc-Andre Fleury, a key penalty-killing forward in Max Talbot and a defenseman whose value is not measurable by statistics in Mark Eaton.
At some point every day, general manager Ray Shero reads of or hears about a rumor that has him acquiring a player to fill some sudden need for the Penguins. But anybody waiting for Shero to make an immediate trade — for, say, San Jose winger Jonathan Cheechoo — is not wise to hold their breath.
Source: Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
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Pitt I believe will be one of the teams to beat in the new decade and for their sake they need to just keep rolling along and make any big trades because soon enough they will be rolling over just about everybody like Edmonton did in the 80's.
Thats what I think anyways.
GO RED WINGS!
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owners need deep pockets and are willing to do what it takes to win... sorry penguin fans..
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BELIEVE!!!
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There is a salary cap that dictates how much teams can spend
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Ownership has everything to do with winning. The Penguins ownership has set a limit at 42 mil a season, 10 mil below the salary cap. Ray Shero has left himself some room under the 42 mil cap so that he can make a trade if necessary. The ownership did this to increase their own revenues (see Pittsburgh Pirates) even though teams make more money by going deep in the playoffs. Seems like the team ownership has their own personal interests in mind...
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Fleury will be sweet with someone like him on our Blueline.
I wouldn't mind to see a Staal and Malone for Kovalchuk trade.
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