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The Calgary Flames signed defenseman Jay Bouwmeester to a multi-year contract Tuesday just hours before the NHL free-agency period. The Flames, during last weekend's NHL entry draft, acquired the rights to Bouwmeester, who was to become a restricted free agent Wednesday.

The Calgary Flames have traded for defenseman Jay Bouwmeester of the Florida Panthers, strengthening one of the NHL's best defensive teams. In return, Florida got defenseman Jordan Leopold and a third-round pick, which the Panthers used Saturday in the NHL draft to select right wing Josh Birkholz. Bouwmeester, 25, the third overall pick in the 2002 draft by the Panthers, is to become a free agent July 1, when the Flames will need to come to terms on a contract to retain exclusive bargaining rights. I'd heard all the rumblings that something was going to happen, he told the Calgary Herald Saturday.