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Wild, Nolan agree on 2-year, 2.75 million deal (Yahoo! Sports)
Free agent forward Owen Nolan has agreed to a two year deal with the Minnesota Wild worth $2.75 million a...

Iginla, Ference ready to play Don King for Flames/Bruins fight
Buried in a Boston Globe hockey notebook column this weekend was this wonderful line from Boston Bruins...

Coyotes sign D Hale (PA SportsTicker)
The Phoenix Coyotes further bolstered their defense Thursday, signing veteran David Hale to a two-year contract.

NHL draft-night trades: Winners and losers (SportingNews.com)
Chuck Gormley breaks down which teams came out ahead after the flurry of activity in Ottawa this past weekend.

Oilers improve to 3-0 with 4-3 victory over Flames
Edmonton made Calgary pay for its undisciplined play. Erik Cole, Lubomir Visnovsky and Robert Nilsson scored power-play goals in the second period Friday night, helping the Edmonton Oilers to a 4-3 victory over the Calgary Flames tickets. Trailing 2-1, Edmonton seized control of the game in the second thanks to five consecutive power-play chances, three of which the Oilers capitalized on.

Flames Team Report
The Battle of Alberta has always served as a benchmark for the Flames. There's nothing like facing the Edmonton Oilers on back-to-back nights to really get the rivalry juices flowing. On the line, though, for the Flames will be more than just a couple of games, beginning with Friday's encounter at the Saddledome. Edmonton's fast-skating team is much like the Vancouver squad that claimed consecutive wins over Calgary to start the season. So far, the Flames have yet to prove they can play a stifling defense, and that quick Vancouver team took advantage of it while beating them twice in a row. Fans may enjoy high-scoring games, but the Flames aren't really a team built to get into shootouts night after night and be successful. Flames 5, Avalanche 4:...