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Beagle’s secret negotiation weapon: big sad eyes.
The Capitals had three restricted free agents eligible for arbitration this year — Mike Green, Mathieu Perreault, and new fan favorite Jay Beagle. The team extended qualifying offers to all three players earlier during the offseason, and Thursday the club announced that they had signed two out of the three.
Photo credit: HockeyMagasinet.no
Norwegian forward Andreas Martinsen is set to participate in the Capitals Development Camp, according to the official site of Lillehammer, his former team.
When Zach Parise and Ryan Suter agreed to terms with the Minnesota Wild for $98 million each on Independence Day, former Capital Alan May was more impressed by their signing bonuses.
Parise and Suter were given $25 million each just for signing their names on the line which is dotted, a number made even more staggering by May after he tweeted what things were like back in his day.
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