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Mathieu Darche stayed disciplined The salary cap rose by $7.5 million to $95.5 million, and Darche noted before the free-agent market opened on July 1 that both players and their agents were excited.

Barely a month into his new role overseeing the New York Islanders, Mathieu Darche understands there is not much he can take credit for yet in placing his stamp on the franchise.