Jets sign free-agent Galiardi
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The Winnipeg Jets have signed another free-agent forward, inking left-winger T.J. Galiardi.
The 26-year-old Calgary native played last season for the hometown Flames, recording four goals and 17 points in 62 games, though he was a healthy scratch numerous times.
He was not extended a qualifying offer by the Flames at the end of June, tossing him into the unrestricted-free-agent pool.
Galiardi was originally a Colorado Avalanche draft pick in the second round of 2007.
He had 15 goals in his first full NHL season, 2009-10, but could never improve upon or match that performance.
He was moved by Colorado to San Jose in 2012. The Sharks then shopped him to Calgary last July for a fourth-round pick in the 2015 draft.
Calgary signed him to a $1.25-million deal for one year.
Two summers ago, Galiardi took Sharks to arbitration and wound up with a $950,000, one-year contract.
Winnipeg signed Galiardi to a one-year, two way contract worth $750,000.
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