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Golisano: New deal 'nothing but good'

Source: Business First of Buffalo

'As for the team, Darcy Regier, the Sabres' general manager, said he expects it to operate with a player payroll in the $27 million to $29 million range, well below the league maximum cap of $39 million and about $4 million less than the $33 million player payroll it carried in the 2003-2004 season.'

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Business First of Buffalo | Jul 25, 2005

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