Blackhawks Sign Stanislav Berezhnoy To Entry-Level Contract

RELEASE: Blackhawks Sign Stanislav Berezhnoy to Two-Year Contract

Novokuznetsk, Russia, native agrees to entry-level contract with $975,000 salary cap hit

Blackhawks Sign Stanislav Berezhnoy To Entry-Level Contract

The Blackhawks have signed undrafted goaltender Stanislav Berezhnoy to an entry-level contract, according to a team announcement. It’s a two-year deal that carries a $975K cap hit, which PuckPedia reports breaks down to an $877.5K NHL salary, $97.5K signing bonus, and $85K minors salary each season. Dylan Griffing of Elite Prospects was the first to report the Blackhawks’ interest in Berezhnoy this morning. Berezhnoy, a 22-year-old who checks in…

Blackhawks sign Stanislav Berezhnoy to two-year deal - Daily Faceoff

On Wednesday, the Chicago Blackhawks announced that the team has signed goaltender Stanislav Berezhnoy to a two-year, entry-level contract. The deal carries an NHL cap hit of $975,000 through the 2026-27 season. hi Stanislav👋📰 ➡︎ https://t.co/QGjhqvmsij pic.twitter.com/PFUlUqSbES— Chicago Blackhawks (@NHLBlackhawks) July 16, 2025 The undrafted goaltender comes to North America after spending his entire hockey career in Russia. Growing up in th…

Blackhawks sign Russian goalie Stanislav Berezhnoy

Chicago added to its organizational depth at goaltender on Tuesday, announcing the signing of 22-year old Russian netminder Stanislav Berezhnoy to an entry-level contract. The deal is for two seasons and carries a $975,000 salary cap hit, running through the 2026–27 season. Dylan Griffing of Elite Prospects was the first to report early Tuesday morning on the Blackhawks’ interest… Source

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