Sundin, Sundin and More Sundin

[Bud McLeaf]

It's the Sundin Thread!
So rather than starting a new topic every time Mats picks his nose in a new town, post it all here!

The chase for Mats Sundin continues and the list of suitors continues to grow.

The Ottawa Sun is reporting that the Senators remain in the hunt for the former Maple Leafs captain and that general manager Bryan Murray has held regular discussions with Sundin's representation in an attempt to bring the former Senators-killer to the Nation's Capital.

"The only thing I would say is that we remain interested," Murray told the Ottawa Sun.

The 37-year old Sundin has begun working out in Los Angeles as rumours continue to swirl about his potential NHL comeback.

While the Senators have been actively pursuing Sundin, there are plenty of other teams interested as well; most notably the Vancouver Canucks, New York Rangers, Montreal Canadiens and potentially the Chicago Blackhawks.

At the moment the Senators do not have enough room under the salary cap to sign Sundin, however Murray has reportedly indicated to the Swede that they will clear space in order to be able to sign him.

The price would not be cheap as the Vancouver Canucks have a two-year contract on the table for Sundin worth a reported $20 million.

The Senators have been in desperate need of a top six forward in order to balance their scoring which depends largely on the top line of Jason Spezza, Dany Heatley and Daniel Alfredsson.

Sundin enjoyed an excellent season last year scoring 32 goals and 46 assists in 74 games.

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Well, its from the Ottawa Sun, sooooo.......

[McLovin]

I hurd Sundin was going to play for every team this year, all at once























.......all at once

[Bud McLeaf]

Really? I heard that to, but hes also going to play in the KHL on his days off....

Anyhow, So far hes going to Ottawa, and now Anahiem. Lets see how big the list gets...

The chase for Mats Sundin continues and the list of suitors continues to grow with the Anaheim Ducks becoming the latest to throw their hat into the ring.

The 37-year old Sundin has begun working out in Los Angeles as rumours continue to swirl about his potential NHL comeback. He is set to meet with Ducks general manager Brian Burke either Tuesday or Wednesday.

In order to sign Sundin, the Ducks would likely need to shed additional salary as they remain up-against the NHL's salary cap. They have already been forced to deal defenceman Mathieu Schneider to the Atlanta Thrashers in order to free-up space this season.

The Ducks are not alone in their interest as the Ottawa Sun is reporting that the Senators remain in the hunt for the former Maple Leafs captain and that general manager Bryan Murray has held regular discussions with Sundin's representation in an attempt to bring the former Senators-killer to the Nation's Capital.

"The only thing I would say is that we remain interested," Murray told the AWA SUN.

While the Senators have been actively pursuing Sundin, there are plenty of other teams interested as well; most notably the Vancouver Canucks, New York Rangers, Montreal Canadiens and potentially the Chicago Blackhawks.

At the moment the Senators do not have enough room under the salary cap to sign Sundin, however Murray has reportedly indicated to the Swede that they will clear space in order to be able to sign him.

The price would not be cheap as the Vancouver Canucks have a two-year contract on the table for Sundin worth a reported $20 million.

The Senators have been in desperate need of a top six forward in order to balance their scoring which depends largely on the top line of Jason Spezza, Dany Heatley and Daniel Alfredsson.
Sundin enjoyed an excellent season last year scoring 32 goals and 46 assists in 74 games.

[matty b]

Ottawa and Montreal would be retarded to think the Sundin would go there. I can't see one of the Maple Leafs all time best going to a rival. I wouldn't want to see it either.

[Sweaty Eddie]

Ottawa Sun

Those *Jesse Barfeild* just pull stories out of their asses for readability.