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That's not stopping his name from appearing on the team's roster on its official Web site.
So, did somebody let the cat out of the bag a bit early, or is it simply a random mistake on the Web? We've reached out to the Anaheim Ducks for comment and are awaiting clarification.
UPDATE: Still no word from the Ducks -- or anybody, for that matter -- but the NHLPA's website has Boynton listed as a member of the Ducks, and his 2009-10 salary as $1.5 million. Interesting that there has been no official news or report on this. Boynton's a good enough player that it should at least get some mention from somebody when he signs.
UPDATE No. 2: And it's official, Nick Boynton is a member of the Anaheim Ducks.
(H/T HFBoards)
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