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		By: Chip		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Chris Pronger also fits onto your list. That being said, those moves, the best ones, were all done prior to the implementation of the present-day salary cap. Now, a GM has to worry about maxing out the payroll in future years and taking on the risk of signing a free agent who could potentially bottom out performance-wise or get injured and take up valuable cap space. Teams eventually get torn up by the cap. Is that any way to build fan loyalty? I think not.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Chris Pronger also fits onto your list. That being said, those moves, the best ones, were all done prior to the implementation of the present-day salary cap. Now, a GM has to worry about maxing out the payroll in future years and taking on the risk of signing a free agent who could potentially bottom out performance-wise or get injured and take up valuable cap space. Teams eventually get torn up by the cap. Is that any way to build fan loyalty? I think not.</p>
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