Jets nab two more free agents
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The Winnipeg Jets have signed two more free agents including one of their own.
The NHL team has two-way, one-year agreements with Patrice Cormier and Matt Fraser, both valued at $650,000 on the NHL end.
Cormier, 25, has been in the Jets organization since he was acquired from the New Jersey Devils in a 2010 trade.
The centre played one game for the Jets last season and spent the majority of the season with the AHL’s St. John’s IceCaps, tallying 21 points (12 goals) in 47 games.
Fraser, also 25, was acquired by the Edmonton Oilers at mid-season of 2014-15, claimed on waivers from the Boston Bruins.
The Red Deer, Alta., native had eight goals in 60 NHL games between the teams last season.