from John Kreiser of NHL.com,

2012: Zach Parise decides to go home, and he brings Ryan Suter with him.

After spending the better part of three days weighing offers, Parise and Suter decide to sign with the Minnesota Wild. Each receives a 13-year contract worth $98 million.

Parise, a Minneapolis native coming off a 31-goal season in which he helped the New Jersey Devils reach the Stanley Cup Final, can't resist the temptation to play at home. The forward is joined by Suter, a defenseman and native of Madison, Wisc., who comes to the Wild after seven seasons with the Nashville Predators....

1994: In a trade involving two defensemen and future members of the Hockey Hall of Fame, the St. Louis Blues acquire Al MacInnis from the Calgary Flames for Phil Housley. MacInnis plays with the Blues until retiring after the 2003-04 season; Housley spends less than two full seasons in Calgary before being traded to the Devils. He returns to the Flames in 1998 and plays three seasons.

2013: The Boston Bruins and Dallas Stars agree to a seven-player trade. Boston sends center Tyler Seguin, forward Rich Peverley and defenseman Ryan Button to Dallas for forward Loui Eriksson and prospects Joe Morrow, Reilly Smith and Matt Fraser....

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