Both Corey Perry and Andrej Sekera present interesting opportunities, but with a little bit of risk involved.
Each has battled injuries in recent years and each was bought out by their respective teams because it was deemed their value on the ice didn't match their salary-cap hit. Perry had to fight back from a knee injury last season and was scheduled to make $8.625 million with the Ducks for the next two seasons. Sekera had overcome knee and Achilles tendon problems and was set to make $5.5 million with the Oilers for the next two seasons.
So it wasn't really a surprise when each were bought out in the past two weeks and allowed to become unrestricted free agents.
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