The Calgary Flames have signed defenceman Michael Stone to a three-year deal reportedly worth US$10.5 million.
The Flames acquired Stone from Arizona before last year’s trade deadline to add stability to their defence.
He had two goals and four assists with a defensive rating of plus-5 in 19 regular-season games with Calgary and added a goal in five playoff games.
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The Winnipeg native has 26 goals and 76 assists over 343 NHL games with Arizona and Calgary.
The signing capped a busy day for the Flames, who also waived forward Lance Bouma and defenceman Ryan Murphy for the purposes of buying out their contracts.
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