The financial terms of the deal have not yet been revealed. Coyotes acquired the rights to Heshka from Vancouver in exchange for their seventh round pick in the 2009 entry draft. Heshka scored three goals and 26 points in 77 AHL games last season.

Heatley refused to be traded to Edmonton twice this week, which forced the Senators to pay Heatley a $4 million bonus Wednesday. Heatley wants the Senators to deal him, but he also doesn't consider Edmonton to be a suitable destination. "I’ve never, ever seen something like this in my life," Melnyk said, "where somebody says, ‘I want to be traded,’ but … ‘No, I don’t want to be traded to them.’ I’ve never seen anything like this in my life." Melnyk is particularly angry with the people who leaked Heatley’s trade request and Heatley's agents accusations that Senators GM Bryan Murray has not done enough to deal Heatley. For now, Heatley is an Ottawa Senator and if the team can't trade him, Melnyk expects Heatley to show up for next season's training camp.

Hnidy had 12 points and 45 penalty minutes in 65 games last season with the Boston Bruins. He has no fantasy value.

The deal is reportedly a four-year contract that will pay Clowe a little over $3.5 million per season. Clowe scored 22 goals and 52 points in 71 games last season and he should build on those numbers in 2009-10 if he can stay healthy.

Fedotenko agreed to a one-year/$1.8 million deal Friday to stay with the Penguins. He scored 16 goals and 39 points in 65 games last season. He also scored 7 goals and 14 points in 24 playoff games during the Penguins 2009 Stanley Cup run.

Recchi recently signed a one-year/$1 million contract with the Boston Bruins. "I think this is probably going to be it," said Recchi. "I want to go out and finish it off right by winning another championship and help this team be successful. I'd say this will probably be it. I've got my family situation I've got to consider and kids I've got to consider. It's been a great run. I think I want to give it one more chance." Recchi may be in the twilight of his career, but he's still has some fantasy value. He should finish the 2009-10 seaosn with roughly 55-60 points.

The financial terms of the deal were not immediately disclosed, but Samuelsson was reportedly seeking roughly $2 million per season. Samuelsson scored 19 goals and 40 points in 81 games with the Detroit Red Wings while playing primarily on the third line. He's a solid pickup for the Canucks and his fantasy value should go up if he manages to crack Vancouver's top two lines.