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Tampa Bay Signs Chris Gratton, 1 Year
by Alanah McGinley on 07/11/08 at 04:35 PM ET
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According to the Sportsnet trade tracker, Chris Gratton has been signed this afternoon for 1 year by the Tampa Bay Lightning.
Note: It was reported only three days ago that Gratton would not be back with the Bolts.
Update 5:00pm ET: From the Tampa Bay Lightning --
The Tampa Bay Lightning have re-signed center Chris Gratton to a one-year contract today, owners Oren Koules and Len Barrie announced.
“We are extremely excited to have Chris back in the fold for next season,” vice president of hockey operations Brian Lawton said. “He is a true professional that fits in perfectly with our plan to be a tough team to play against. We look forward to having a healthy Chris Gratton on the ice next season.”
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