Michalek

However, they have challenges because Zbynek Michalek, Adrian Aucoin and Matthew Lombardi are all free agents.

Offseason plans: Some should tinker, others need overhaul 2010

Morris ($3.3 million) might consider a hometown discount in his second tour with the Coyotes, while Lombardi ($1.82 million), Michalek ($1.25 million) and Stempniak ($2.5 million) will likely be looking for major raises.

Phoenix Coyotes Team Report 2010

In dealing Heatley to San Jose, they received in return LW Milan Michalek, LW Jonathan Cheechoo and a second-round pick they wound up using to acquire D Andy Sutton at the trade deadline.

Ottowa Senators Team Report 2010

My guess is Aucoin, 36, will want to stay and won't break the bank, but Lombardi and Michalek would both be hot properties in the free-agent marketplace.

Offseason plans: Some should tinker, others need overhaul 2010

During the 2007 festival, Mr. Michalek's "Slow Dancing" installation—for which he recorded five seconds of movement and played it back over 10 minutes—was similarly placed.

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LW Milan Michalek (left knee) is expected to be ready for training camp after offseason surgery to repair a torn anterior cruciate ligament. —

Ottowa Senators Team Report 2010

Now, Michalek was injured and missed the playoffs, and Cheechoo wound up in the minors, but Sutton played on their second defensive pairing as the Senators gave the Pittsburgh Penguins a scare in the first round.

Ottowa Senators Team Report 2010

During the swoon, they lost two top-six forwards — Milan Michalek and Alex Kovalev — and top-four defenseman Filip Kuba to injuries that kept those players in the playoffs.

Ottowa Senators Team Report 2010

Rookie LW Peter Regin was spending most of his time on the team's fourth line before he was called upon to take a shift alongside Jason Spezza and Daniel Alfredsson, in the spot Milan Michalek worked before he was injured, during a March 22 game in Montreal.

Ottowa Senators Team Report 2010

Every evening from July 5 to July 31, the facade of the David H. Koch Theater will be given over to the hyper-slow-motion portraits of artists shot by portraitist David Michalek.

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