In the NHL, and in pro sports in general, the end of a player-team relationship is often a mess.

After months of speculation, the Calgary Flames finally pulled the trigger and dealt Rasmus Andersson on Sunday.

The defenseman is in the final year of a six-year contract carrying a $4.55 million cap hit, with Calgary retaining half.

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