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Alex Killorn, J.T. Compher and Patrick Kane are among the NHL free agents to watch

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Tampa Bay Lightning's Alex Killorn skates with the puck against the Carolina Hurricanes during the first period of a March 5 game in Raleigh, N.C.

Stanley Cup rings have a handful of players set up for big paydays when NHL free agency opens Saturday.

Recent champions Alex Killorn and J.T. Compher and three-time winner Patrick Kane are among the players available in the free agent market, which lost a top option Wednesday when Ivan Barbashev re-signed with Vegas.

Free Agency Players To Watch Hockey

Colorado Avalanche left wing J.T. Compher is shown in a Jan. 14 file photo in Denver.





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