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Here We Go Again- Gomez A Ranger
by Paul on 07/01/07 at 07:08 PM ET
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via ESPN,
Scott Gomez is staying in the Tri-State area, but not with the only team he’s played for in his seven-year NHL career.
Gomez, one of the top centers on the free-agent market, signed a seven-year deal with the New York Rangers, ESPN The Magazine’s E.J. Hradek reports.
Update 7:38pm ET
TSN txt message updates report “New York Rangers have signed forward Scott Gomez.” More to come soon.
Update 7:40pm ET
via TSN online,
The New York Rangers signed forward Scott Gomez to a multi-year contract.
Gomez appeared in 72 games for the New Jersey Devils in 2006-07 recording 13 goals, 60 points and 42 penalty minutes.
Update 7:55pm ET
Story has now opened up to include both Gomez AND Chris Drury signed by Rangers today. More here.
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