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Headlines
- Blues sign Brandon Saad to 5-year deal; Saad had strong postseason with Avs
- Veteran winger Corey Perry reportedly signs 2-year deal with Lightning
- Devils sign ex-Hurricanes defenseman Dougie Hamilton to 7-year, $63M deal
- Brayden Point signs 8-year, $76M extension with Lightning
- Kraken reel in top free agent goaltender Philipp Grubauer
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