The verdict has come down regarding Denis Gurianov and the Montreal Canadiens
Even though the Montreal Canadiens had not made a qualifying offer to Denis Gurianov, General Manager Kent Hughes had admitted he would be interested in bringing him back to Montreal next season if the forward was willing to accept a less lucrative contract.
However, it seems likely that the Canadiens' management wasn't really keen on keeping him, as the Russian has just agreed to a significant salary cut by signing a one-season contract valued at $850,000 with the Nashville Predators.
More details to follow.
POLL |
If you were in Kent Hughes' position, would you have offered a one-season contract with an annual salary of $850,000 to Denis Gurianov? |
Yes | 56 | 44.4 % |
No | 70 | 55.6 % |
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