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It’s not inherently a bad thing for an NHL team to give its players movement protection. Whether it’s a partial no-trade or full no-movement clause, the reason is simple: Players are willing to trade actual dollars — sometimes hundreds of thousands or more — in exchange for security that they won’t be forced to move…
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For many NHL players, Winnipeg is a quick stop along their professional hockey-playing journey. But for Michael Hutchinson, it became his home