Transactions & Injuries
Date | Description | |
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2010-11 | ||
2010-09-29 | Released from training camp by the New Jersey Devils. | |
2010-09-10 | Invited to training camp by the New Jersey Devils. | |
2008-09 | ||
2008-09-19 | Signed with the Lokomotiv Yaroslavl of the KHL. | |
2007-08 | ||
2008-06-26 | Placed on waivers by the Calgary Flames. | |
2007-12-01 | Missed 6 games (concussion). | |
2007-11-20 | Concussion, day-to-day. | |
2007-11-01 | Missed 1 game (hip injury). | |
2007-10-30 | Hip injury, day-to-day. | |
2006-07 | ||
2007-06-01 | Signed by the Calgary Flames to a two-year contract extension. | |
2007-01-11 | Missed 16 games (knee injury). | |
2006-12-07 | Knee injury, sidelined indefinitely. | |
2005-06 | ||
2006-05-03 | Missed the last 11 regular season and first 7 playoff games (knee injury). | |
2006-03-28 | Knee injury, sidelined indefinitely. | |
2006-01-07 | Missed 1 game (head injury). | |
2006-01-06 | Head injury, day-to-day. | |
2004-05 | ||
2004-09-16 | NHL lockout: Signed with the Djurgardens IF of the Elitserien Hockey League (Sweden). | |
2004-07-20 | Re-signed by the Calgary Flames. | |
2003-04 | ||
2004-03-08 | Acquired from the Florida Panthers. | The Calgary Flames acquired forward Marcus Nilson from the Florida Panthers for a second-round draft pick in 2004. |
2001-02 | ||
2002-03-16 | Suspended by the NHL indefinitely pending hearing. | |
2002-03-16 | Suspended by the NHL for 1 game. | |
2001-08-14 | Re-signed by the Florida Panthers. | |
1995-96 | ||
1996-06-22 | Drafted by the Florida Panthers in the 1st round (20th overall) in 1996. |