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    Cammalleri, just 27, ended up with Montreal on a five-year, $30 million (all figures U.S.) contract. "I just felt like Montreal was the place for me ... There were a lot of things in that decision. I like their team. I like their D. I feel I fit in this group. I can contribute. The whole thing about playing for the Montreal Canadiens appealed to me as well." Phil Kessel, the sniper the Leafs pursued instead, signed a five-year, $27 million deal. Full Article at Toronto Star
    I just felt like Montreal was the place for me ... There were a lot of things in that decision. I like their team. I like their D. I feel I fit in this group. I can contribute. The whole thing about playing for the Montreal Canadiens appealed to me as well.
    – Mike Cammalleri SOURCE: Toronto Star 3 weeks ago
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Habs sniper Cammalleri could have been a Leaf
  1. It's quite the experience so far
    – Mike Cammalleri SOURCE: Toronto Star 3 weeks ago
  2. I was at the ACC on July 1 and met with Dave Nonis ... We talked.
    – Mike Cammalleri SOURCE: Toronto Star 3 weeks ago
  3. It said on the draft board, `L.A. from Toronto,'
    SOURCE: Toronto Star 3 weeks ago
  4. It was just the draft, so it's not like I was ever (Toronto) property, but obviously there was a lot that appealed to me about playing in Toronto.
    SOURCE: Toronto Star 3 weeks ago

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