The deal pushes Vancouver about $3.6 million over the league's salary cap, via CapGeek (they can be as much as 10 percent over until the start of the season), and probably removes them as a contender to sign defenseman Willie Mitchell, who they had been rumored to be interested in bringing back.
Torres spent last season with Columbus and Buffalo, and was acquired by the Sabres in a deadline deal, where he proved to be a disappointment, scoring zero goals in 18 games (playoffs and regular season) before becoming a healthy scratch in the postseason. He tallied 19 goals with Columbus, and has proven that he has the ability to score between 15 and 20 goals throughout his career, which should add to the offensive firepower -- and physical presence -- in Vancouver. The Canucks were already the second-highest scoring team in the league last season. Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments
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