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Dwayne Roloson is on the clock. Oilers GM Steve Tambellini has offered the about-to-turn-40 goaltender a one year deal for significant money -- believed to be in the same neighbourhood as the $3 million US he earned as the team's MVP last season. If Roloson decides to test free agency at 10 a.m. tomorrow, finding a goaltender will be at the top of the Oilers' free-agent frenzy game plan. "For sure we're going to be a player in free agency if Roloson seeks free agency," Tambellini said yesterday. And if not? That's the bigger question. As was the case with making any Brian Burke-like proclamations at the draft, Tambellini isn't going to build up Oilers fans for a large letdown. If Roloson isn't in the Oilers net, however, Tambellini admits the team will go into the blocks with their "go" list for a new goalie having been... [read full story]
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