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Jan 11, 2013, 11:20 AM EST Getty Images The -KHL saga is over.Well, over for now.Reports out of Russia claim the New Jersey sniper has played his final regular season game for SKA St. Petersburg and, after participating in Sunday s KHL All-Star Game, will fly back to North America and report to Devils training camp albeit a day late.Here s more, from :According to Dmitry Chesnokov of Yahoo Sports, the coach of Kovalchuk’s KHL team, SKA St. Petersburg, said that Thursday’s game against Salavat Yulaev in Ufa, Russia was likely the last in the KHL for Kovalchuk, meaning, in Chesnokov’s estimation, that Kovalchuk will leave for New Jersey as early as Monday.Slava Malamud, a U.S.-based correspondent for the Russian sports daily Sport-Express, posted on Twitter today that SKA St. Petersburg’s GM <Alexei>Kasatonov] said the team will make an announcement on Kovalchuk Saturday and that <Kovalchuk>s] family is already back in the U.S.Kovalchuk s waffling has been a hot topic lately.Things heated up immediately after the lockout ended, as Kovalchuk said if he d stay in the KHL. He then explained he wanted to read the entire NHL CBA before making a decision.Later, he wanted to finish the season with SKA, but admitted he had contractual obligations in the NHL, which will be hard to break. Given Kovalchuk is New Jersey s highest-paid player he s four three years into a 15-year, $100 million deal it s easy to see why his actions have come under scrutiny from fans and media.What s interesting, though, is the scrutiny also infiltrated the dressing room.Teammate and former captain said Kovalchuk missing the start of Devils camp is problematic.“It is,†Elias said when asked . “We’re all supposed to report on Sunday, right?â€Compounding matters is the fact Kovalchuk should (theoretically) take a bigger leadership role this season with former captain now in Minnesota.Kovalchuk was an alternate captain last season and led the Devils in regular season and playoff scoring. He also drew praise from NHL on NBC analyst Jeremy Roenick for leading New Jersey to the Cup finals. Kovalchuk has grown more than most superstars have in the National Hockey League, . He s an all-around player and much more of a team player. If he doesn t grow like that, the team doesn t get to the Final.
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