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Canucks Re-Sign Boeser, Rangers Land Gavrikov, Devils Keep Goalie Allen

On Tuesday, the New York Rangers signed NHL defenseman Vladislav Gavrikov to a seven-year, $49 million contract, landing the free agency’s top defenseman.
Following the signing, the Rangers aim to strengthen their defense by pairing Gavrikov with Adam Fox on the top pair, with Gavrikov accepting a team-friendly seven-year, $49 million contract.
Gavrikov posted 30 points and led the Kings with 140 blocked shots last season, demonstrating his defensive impact and offensive contribution.
The Rangers' signing of Gavrikov and trade of Miller reshape their defense for future seasons.
The Rangers' signing of Gavrikov and trade of Miller signal a blue line overhaul, with future roster competitions and cap considerations ongoing.

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Canucks sniper Brock Boeser ‘super stoked’ with long-term deal

The Canucks forward said his bond with his teammates has helped make Vancouver a “second home.”

1 day ago·Toronto, Canada

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Canucks re-sign Boeser to 7-year, $50.7M deal

Brock Boeser stayed put in Vancouver. The New York Rangers retooled their blue line by landing free agency's top defenseman Vladislav Gavrikov, and trading K'Andre Miller to Carolina.

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Canucks: Attention Vancouver realtors, Brock Boeser's ready to buy a house

Boeser knows he has a big role to play. The commitment the Vancouver Canucks have shown him means a lot to the veteran winger

2 days ago·British Columbia, Canada

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NHL Rumors: Insider drops Brock Boeser bombshell, claims Canucks only circled back after losing $5.4M center to Flyers

Brock Boeser’s return to Vancouver came as a surprise to many. On Tuesday, the forward signed a seven-year, $50.75 million contract with the Canucks.

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Brock Boeser says last-minute deal with Vancouver Canucks ‘was meant to be’

On the morning of July 1, Vancouver Canucks forward Brock Boeser went to the gym, hoping to take his mind off the monumental decision he was about to make.

3 days ago·Canada

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NHL free agency begins

Brock Boeser stayed put in Vancouver. The New York Rangers retooled their blue line by landing free agency’s top defenseman Vladislav Gavrikov, and trading K’Andre Miller to Carolina. And Nikolaj Ehlers is taking his time before determining his future. The frenzy of multiple signings when NHL free agency opened Tuesday was tempered by a free agent class thinned by teams making pre-emptive moves to keep top talent. “The list wasn’t deep,” Columbu…

3 days ago·Warren, United States

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