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ANDREW KNOLL

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Hockey reporter for the L.A. Daily News. Formerly of The New York Times, ESPN, etc. Taught at Temple. Gaucho. Owl. The Imelda Marcos of sneakers.

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Ducks sign winger A.J. Greer to 4-year, $17M deal

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By ANDREW KNOLL
| Daily Breeze Verified
Just a day after acquiring his negotiating rights in a trade with the Florida Panthers, the Ducks signed winger A.J. Greer to a four-year contract worth $17 million on Tuesday. His $4.25 million cap hit means that General Manager Pat Verbeek still has more than $40 million in salary cap space to re-sign his top two scorers, Cutter Gauthier and Leo Carlsson, as well as reconstruct a defense corps depleted by departures via free agency and trades.
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Brandt Clarke ready to lead the Kings to the next level Original

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By ANDREW KNOLL
| Los Angeles Daily News Verified
If the Kings’ bus is headed anywhere, there’s a great chance that it’ll be Brandt Clarke driving it. Last season, no Kings player had a stronger impact in terms of on-ice goal differential. Clarke’s production on the back end was heads and shoulders above his fellow defensemen, all while he led the club in blocked shots despite not playing on the penalty kill. On Friday, Clarke, 23, put pen to paper on a five-year extension worth $7.4 million per season.
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Kings shake up coaching staff with hires and a promotion Original

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By ANDREW KNOLL
| Los Angeles Daily News Verified
The Kings’ coaching staff for the upcoming campaign was solidified Tuesday, with new bench boss Peter Laviolette bringing in a pair of fresh faces and the team promoting an assistant from its top minor-league affiliate. In addition to the previously confirmed hire of Phil Housley as associate coach, Laviolette will rely on Ray Whitney in Whitney’s first NHL coaching gig as well as Chris Hajt, who was the associate coach for the Ontario Reign and part of their staff for the past nine seasons.
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