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Now, however, Dallas has re-signed Landon Bow on a one-year, two-way deal after letting him head to free agency first. His new deal is exactly the same as his last, 700,000 in the NHL and 90 in the AHL. His qualifying offer would have been 735 at minimum, and Dallas saves real dollars by signing this contract with Bow.
Now with the signing, it is clear that Point is not in the AHL picture for 2021, and Jim Nill was doing a bit of posturing in the end of season conference call. Bow is a superior option to Point in every way and he will split the net with Oettinger next season, whenever that happens.
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