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Wild's Kirill Kaprizov Rejects Extension that Would've Made Him Highest-Paid Player in NHL History, per Report

Kaprizov declined an eight-year, $128 million extension that would have set NHL salary records as he prioritizes team success and explores free agency options.

  • Kirill Kaprizov rejected an eight-year, $128 million contract extension from Minnesota, which would have been the richest in NHL history, according to reports.
  • He will enter the final year of a five-year, $45 million deal this season.
  • Kaprizov has scored 185 goals and 386 points in 319 NHL games and won the Calder Trophy in 2020-21.
  • Owner Craig Leipold expressed optimism about Kaprizov's return, stating, "I like to believe when Kirill comes over and gets a sense again for the excitement and the love of the city, I think we’ll be moving forward in a good direction.
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John Shipley: Not a great start to the Kirill Kaprizov negotiations

If we’re to believe a published report, the Wild’s best player just turned down the Wild’s first offer — the biggest deal in NHL history

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The Minnesota Wild of the NHL offered their star player Kirill Kaprizov a record-breaking contract, but the Russian rejected it.

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