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Canadiens Sign Defenceman Jayden Struble to Two-Year Deal
- The Montreal Canadiens signed defenceman Jayden Struble to a two-year, one-way contract extension worth $2.825 million on Monday.
- Struble filed for arbitration earlier this month, scheduling a hearing for August 3rd, but the extension means he will no longer need the hearing.
- Selected by Montreal in the second round of the 2019 draft, Struble has participated in 112 NHL regular season contests, accumulating 23 points, and took part in a pair of playoff matchups facing Washington.
- Last season, Struble appeared in 56 games, contributing 13 points with 2 goals and 11 assists, placed fifth on the team in hits with a total of 124, and averaged close to 15 minutes of ice time per game.
- The signed deal is somewhat below his projected $3.57 million value, reflecting his role as a bottom-pairing defender who can serve as a versatile injury replacement.
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The agreement has a total value of US$2.8250 million.
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Montreal Canadiens sign defenceman Jayden Struble to two-year deal
MONTREAL — Montreal Canadiens defenceman Jayden Struble has signed a two-year, one-way contract extension through the 2026-27 season, the club announced Monday. The deal carries an average annual value of just over $1.41 million.
Habs re-sign Jayden Struble
While it took a little longer than expected, the Habs reached a contract agreement with their final restricted free agent, announcing on Monday that they’ve re-signed defenceman Jayden Struble to a two-year contract that carries a cap hit of $1.4125 million. Per PuckPedia, the deal is slightly front-loaded, paying him $1.6 million in 2025-26 and $1.225 million in 2026-27. The latter is particularly noteworthy as that means his qualifying offer …
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