Jared McIsaac Secures New Contract with the Detroit Red Wings

Puck Pedia: In a significant move for the franchise, Detroit Red Wings defenseman Jared McIsaac has officially accepted his qualifying offer. This new contract will see him earning $787,500 while playing in the NHL and $70,000 in the minor leagues. McIsaac’s return is pivotal as the Red Wings look to bolster their defensive lineup with his skills and experience.

His performance in the previous season showed promise, and fans are eager to see how he develops further in this upcoming season.

Vegas Golden Knights Welcome David Edstrom with Exciting Contract

Cap Friendly: The Vegas Golden Knights have made a strategic addition to their roster by signing forward David Edstrom, the 32nd overall pick in the 2023 draft, to a three-year entry-level contract. This contract carries a $950,000 salary cap hit, reflecting the team’s commitment to investing in young talent. Edstrom’s deal includes a European Assignment clause, allowing him flexibility if he chooses to play overseas.

His starting salary will be $855,000, accompanied by a $95,000 signing bonus and $82,500 allocated for minor league play, positioning him as a future star for the Knights.

Seattle Kraken Sign Promising Forward Eduard Sale to Entry-Level Contract

Cap Friendly: The Seattle Kraken have successfully inked a three-year entry-level contract with Eduard Sale, the 20th overall pick in the 2023 draft. This contract also comes with a $950,000 salary cap hit, underscoring the team’s dedication to nurturing emerging talent. Sale will earn a salary of $855,000, with an additional $95,000 signing bonus and $82,500 for potential minor league appearances.

Fans are excited about Sale’s potential impact on the Kraken’s offensive strategy going forward, especially considering his strong performance leading up to this signing.

Carolina Hurricanes Secure Felix Unger Sorum with a Promising Contract

Puck Pedia: The Carolina Hurricanes have announced the signing of forward Felix Unger Sorum, selected in the second round as the 62nd overall pick in the 2023 draft. His three-year entry-level contract carries a salary cap hit of $860,000, which the Hurricanes view as a strategic investment for their future.

Unger Sorum will receive a salary of $775,000, along with an $85,000 signing bonus and $82,500 for any time spent in the minors. Assistant GM Darren Yorke has praised Unger Sorum’s vision on the ice, stating, “He sees the ice incredibly well and can find open teammates with precision,” indicating that he could be a key player for the team.

Arizona Coyotes Add Forward Justin Kirkland to Their Roster

Puck Pedia: The Arizona Coyotes have officially signed forward Justin Kirkland to a one-year deal that reflects their commitment to strengthening their roster. This contract will see him earning $775,000 in the NHL and $200,000 in the minors, with a guarantee of $275,000. Kirkland’s experience and skills are expected to contribute significantly to the team’s performance in the upcoming season as they look to improve their standing.

Tampa Bay Lightning Extend Contract for Tanner Jeannot, Securing Key Player

Chris Krenn: The Tampa Bay Lightning have successfully re-signed forward Tanner Jeannot to a two-year contract, which carries a salary cap hit of $2.665 million. This move allows the team to avoid salary arbitration and keeps a valuable player in their lineup. Jeannot’s contributions on the ice have been crucial, and the Lightning are optimistic about his performance going forward.

Eduardo A. Encina noted that Jeannot has a 16-team no-trade list for the second year of his contract, showcasing his importance to the team’s strategies. Furthermore, Puck Pedia reported that the Lightning are projected to be $6.58 million over the salary cap with 22 players on the roster, highlighting the financial challenges they face while building a competitive team.

Tanner Jeannot, signed 2x$2.7M by TB, is a bottom six winger who does four things: deflects pucks, hits, forechecks, and takes penalties. Sometimes the pucks go in (2022), sometimes they don’t (2023). #GoBolts pic.twitter.com/ZuVf0ejGHR

— JFresh (@JFreshHockey) July 16, 2023