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, with Johnny Gaudreau, Claude Giroux, Andrew Copp, Darcy Kuemper and others changing teams.
Carolina signed the forward to a one-year, $750,000 contract, but it's a two-way deal that would pay him less if he's sent to the American Hockey League. Dzingel, who has two 20-goal seasons earlier in his career, has bounced around a lot recently, playing for the Senators, Blue Jackets, Hurricanes, Senators again, Coyotes and Sharks. That doesn't include going to the Maple Leafs as part of a trade from the Coyotes last season, being waived immediately and then claimed by San Jose.
Huberdeau and Weegar both have one year left on their deals. Tkachuk has agreed to a new eight-year deal with the Panthers, reportedly for $76 million .
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