Buchnevich signed a contract that counts $8 million against the salary cap from when it begins in 2025-26 through the 2030-31 NHL season.
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Blues extend Buchnevich with $48 million deal, acquire Faksa, Joseph in separate trades
Buchnevich signed a contract that counts $8 million against the salary cap from when it begins in 2025-26 through the 2030-31 NHL season.
Sharks top pick Celebrini shares when he’ll make NHL decision
Sharks top draft pick Macklin Celebrini soon will decide whether or not he plays in the NHL during the 2024-25 season.
Report: Panthers get Schmidt on 1-year, $800K deal
The Florida Panthers signed Nate Schmidt to a one-year contract worth $800,000 to help replenish their defense corps, according to Daily Faceoff's Frank Seravalli.
Schmidt reportedly left money on the table to join the Panthers, who lost Brandon Montour and Oliver Ekman-Larsson in free agency Monday. Schmidt is Florida's first notable reinforcement on the back end.
The 32-year-old veteran spent the last three campaigns with the Winnipeg Jets, who bought him out Sunday. He played under Panthers head coach Paul Maurice in 2021-22.
Schmidt was relegated to the third pairing with the Jets in 2023-24 and posted strong defensive underlying numbers. However, he played a top-four role in the previous two seasons and struggled to win his minutes.
The 6-foot, 194-pound defender is a strong skater capable of playing on both sides. He could potentially link up with Dmitry Kulikov on Florida's third pair.
Schmidt has recorded 220 points in 661 career games across 11 NHL campaigns between the Washington Capitals, Vegas Golden Knights, and Jets.
The Panthers have about $6.5 million left in cap space, though some of that will be allocated to restricted free agent Anton Lundell.
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Senators Sign Shane Pinto to 2-Year Deal
The Ottawa Senators have signed center Shane Pinto to a two-year contract worth an average annual value of $3.75 million. This comes after plenty of speculation about a trade request,…
Lightning add Atkinson on 1-year, $900K contract
The Tampa Bay Lightning signed seven-time 20-goal-scorer Cam Atkinson to a one-year, $900,000 deal Tuesday, the team announced.
Atkinson, 35, recorded 13 goals and 15 assists in 70 games with the Philadelphia Flyers last season. He missed the prior campaign after undergoing neck surgery.
The Flyers bought out the final two years of his contract Friday.
Atkinson will aim to provide the Bolts with some depth scoring. The 5-foot-8 winger enjoyed seasons of 35 and 41 goals two years apart during his heyday with the Columbus Blue Jackets.
The Lightning still have $5.75 million in projected cap space with J.J. Moser their only remaining restricted free agent.
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Patrik Allvin Day One Presser: Canucks’ 2024 Free Agency Class
The excitement was palpable as Vancouver Canucks General Manager Patrik Allvin took to the podium for his highly anticipated day one press conference of the 2024 free agency period. With the 2023-2024 season firmly in the rearview mirror, Allvin’s remarks provided a clear vision of the team’s direction and the strategic moves made to address … Continue Reading ››
July 2 2024 – Harman Dayal & John Shannon
Meet the new-look Canucks as we get into Day 2 of NHL free agency! Matt and Blake walk you through the ins and outs of each Canucks signing so far and how they may fit into Rick Tocchet’s system, not to mention, how Tocchet’s system may change in light of the acquisitions. The guys also compare the roster of last season to the new group and see where there may still be holes to fill.
The Athletic’s Harman Dayal stops in for a chat on the free agent haul and discusses where the Canucks may be getting some value, and chimes in on the terms for DeBrusk and Myers and whether there might be regret.
Then it’s John Shannon back for his weekly visit, and he talks about where a year like this ranks in terms of free agent frenzy. Plus his review on the NHL Awards show, the draft and the recent class of Hall of Fame inductees.
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Senators re-sign Pinto to 2-year deal with $3.75M AAV
The Ottawa Senators are bringing forward Shane Pinto back on a two-year, $7.5-million contract, the club announced Tuesday.
The NHL suspended Pinto for the first 41 games this past season for breaking the league's rules on gambling. He produced nine goals and 18 assists over the final 41 contests.
Pinto was a restricted free agent. He signed a one-year contract for the league minimum ($775,000) with Ottawa in January once he was eligible to play again.
The American forward, who'll turn 24 in November, represented his country at this year's World Championship in May. He posted two goals and seven assists over eight games in the tournament, though the U.S. finished fifth.
Pinto and the Senators came to a negotiating stalemate before the 2023-24 campaign, forcing him to miss all of training camp. The league then suspended him on Oct. 26.
Ottawa drafted Pinto 32nd overall in 2019.
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Takeaways, important dates from Bruins’ 2024-25 regular season schedule
The Bruins released their 2024-25 schedule Tuesday. Here are some key takeaways and dates from the 82-game slate.