Zdeno Chara is one that got away from the Ottawa Senators.
And, when he chose the Boston Bruins by signing a five-year, $37.5 million US deal that paid him an average annual value of $7.5 million, the man bringing him to Beantown was sitting in the bowels of the building then known as the Corel Centre, working on helping the Senators sign minor-league players.
You can’t make this stuff up because it’s one of those stories that will go down in the annals of franchise history.
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On Monday night, when Chara is installed into the Hockey Hall of Fame, some place in Sweden, where former Boston general manager Peter Chiarelli is on a scouting trip for the St. Louis Blues, the induction of the legendary defenceman will bring back fond me

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