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Burke Confident He Will Sign Perry
by Paul on 05/22/08 at 06:50 AM ET
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from Eric Stephens of the LA Times,
While Brian Burke has given his stars Scott Niedermayer and Teemu Selanne until next month’s NHL entry draft to tell him whether they will play next season or retire, the Ducks’ general manager says he is confident that he will re-sign Corey Perry, although it appears that won’t happen until July. Perry, a potential restricted free agent, could be the target of a pricey offer sheet this summer….
“Right now we don’t have the tagging room [for his contract], but we think we will on July 1 if the cap goes up as much as we think,” Burke said. “We think we will be in position to sign him. He’s made it very clear that he wants to stay.”
read on for more Ducks talk…
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