text: Red Wings agree to$1.75M, 1-year deal with Cleary
  TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. (AP) -- The Detroit Red Wings agreed to a $1.75 million, one-year contract with veteran forward Daniel Cleary on Thursday, retaining a key player on the opening day of training camp.
  Last season, Cleary was one of four Wings to skate in all 48 regular-season games. He had nine goals and six assists and was second on the club with 10 points in 14 postseason games.
  Cleary, who has 377 career points, was a free agent last summer. He didn't get the long-term deal he was seeking from the Red Wings or another team, and settled for a one-year deal to stay in Detroit.
  ''It's not a rumor; it's a reality,'' said Red Wings forward Tomas Tatar, who could be one of several players facing their release as Detroit tries to get under the salary cap.