Brandon Sutter, Brian Dumoulin, and the 8th pick in the 2012 Entry Draft for the rights to Staal. Jordan Staal had earlier in the summer declined a ten-year extension with Pittsburgh. A few weeks later Jordan signed a 10-year extension with Carolina worth $60 million dollars.

Last season, Jordan tallied 25 goals and 25 assists, and was a key player for the Penguins when they won the Cup in 2009. The Hurricanes already had two Staal brothers, Eric Staal, the current captain of the Hurricanes, and Jared Staal, who has yet to play in a NHL game. Although both Jordan and Eric play center, there have already been rumors that Hurricane coach Kirk Muller will play the brothers on the same line, hoping to emulate the success of anotherfigured to be a LA King for a while now. He has agreed to a 10-year contract with the Kings. Quick is coming off a championship season in which he was selected as the playoffs Most Valuable Player, posting an incredible 1.41 goals against average in the playoffs with a 16-4 record. Talented back-up goalie Jonathon Bernier looks to be headed out of LA.

And finally, 47-year old goalie Dominik Hasek is considering a return to the NHL after retiring from the League in 2008. The “Dominator” played 16 seasons for Chicago, Buffalo, Detroit, and Ottawa, where he posted a career goals against average of 2.13 and a save percentage of .922, while winning 6 Vezinas and 2 championships. The Red Wings, Lightning, and Sabres have shown interest.

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