NHL Free Agency Spills Into Day 2 with Patrick Kane Among Those Available
More than 55 players changed teams in the first 11 hours as clubs used the higher salary cap to lock up top talent.
- NHL free agency spilled into Thursday with three-time Stanley Cup champion Patrick Kane still unsigned after spending the past three years with Detroit.
- A record salary cap increase to $104 million fueled over $360 million in contracts for more than 55 players during the first 11 hours of free agency.
- Notable veterans remain unsigned, including Vladimir Tarasenko, Anthony Manthan, and Claude Giroux; Dallas winger Jason Robertson also needs a new contract.
- Devils management tendered an offer sheet for Utah center Barrett Hayton for $4.775 million, while Chicago defenseman Bowen Byram signed a deal worth $12.5 million.
- New York Islanders general manager Mathieu Darche continues pursuing roster improvements, noting the team will have over $40 million in cap space next summer.
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NHL free agency spills into Day 2 with Patrick Kane still available; Ovechkin returns to Capitals
NHL free agency spilled into Thursday with some high-profile players still on the open market, including Stanley Cup champions Patrick Kane and Vladimir Tarasenko. Alex Ovechkin is staying put in Washington. With a social media post picturing Ovechkin and the words, “It's so not O-ver,” the Capitals ended months of speculation Thursday regarding the 40-year-old's future and whether he might head home to compete in Russia. The NHL’s all-time goal…
NHL free agency spills into Day Two with Patrick Kane among those available
NHL free agency has some big names still available, including Patrick Kane and Vladimir Tarasenko. The first hours of free agency saw over 50 players changing teams, with contracts totaling more than $340 million.
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