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The Phoenix Coyotes have retained one of their free agent defenders Thursday afternoon. After losing Zbynek Michalek to the Pittsburgh Penguins earlier today, the Coyotes have re-signed unrestricted defender Derek Morris to a four-year deal worth $11 million. The deal averages out to a cap hit of $2.75 million per year. Morris spent five seasons in the desert from 2003-09 before being the centerpiece to a deadline day deal in March 2009 that sent him to the New York Rangers. After signing in Boston last year the Coyotes re-acquired the offensive defenseman this past deadline day for a conditional draft pick. Now, it certainly looks as if the 31-year-old has found a home in Phoenix.
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