Ward -- Re-upped!
by John Fontana on May 10, 2007 12:21 PM EDT
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PrintJason Ward will remain with the Tampa Bay Lightning, say thankya.
It's a two year deal worth $1.35 million ($875,000 cap hit). This is one of user's selected must-resignings in the current Boltsmag poll and I'm certainly happy with it.
Ward was acquired from the Los Angeles Kings at the trade deadline during the 2006-07 season, and while not being the scoring-winger the Lightning needed -- he was the two-way forward that improved the penalty kill as well as clicked with Brad Richards on the second line. His presence was undeniable during the playoff series with New Jersey last month...
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This is another decent move by Jay Feaster. Ward worked his tail off after coming to the Lightning and proved he could play in our system, which I for one was really surprised . Lets hope now that Feaster can pull off some more good news, like acquiring a scoring forward for a bargain price.
by Tim on May 15, 2007 7:18 PM EDT reply actions
I agree Tim. Jason and Shane O’brien were 2 great pickups and really helped our team.
by Coach Bill on May 15, 2007 8:22 PM EDT reply actions
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