US EditionCanucks Re-Sign Boeser, Rangers Land Gavrikov and Trade Miller to Carolina to Open NHL Free Agency
- On Tuesday, the Vancouver Canucks secured Brock Boeser’s future with the team by signing him to a long-term deal valued at $50.75 million over seven seasons, solidifying his role as a key player in their core lineup.
- This move followed months of speculation about Boeser's future as the Canucks moved quickly early in free agency to secure him.
- In addition to extending Boeser, the Canucks signed Conor Garland to a six-year deal worth $36 million and secured goaltender Thatcher Demko with a three-year contract valued at $25.5 million.
- Canucks GM Patrik Allvin expressed great satisfaction in having Brock return, emphasizing his significant contributions and leadership within the team.
- These signings signal Vancouver's intent to retain its core as it aims to remain competitive amid a free agent market with limited star talent.
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Canucks re-sign Boeser, Rangers land Gavrikov and trade Miller to Carolina to open NHL free agency
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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Eagle-TribuneCanucks re-sign Boeser, Rangers land Gavrikov as NHL free-agent market thinned of top-end talent
Brock Boeser stayed put in Vancouver. The New York Rangers landed free agency’s top defenseman in Vladislav Gavrikov. And Nikolaj Ehlers is taking his time before determining his future. What frenzy that took place with the multiple signings that occurred…
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Vancouver SunCanucks: Brock Boeser never wanted to leave, now he's staying with stunning contract
Boeser, 28, lands seven-year deal at US$7.25 million annually. He was projected to get six years at $8.450 in annual average value. Read on.
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