US EditionCanucks Re-Sign Boeser, Rangers Land Gavrikov and Trade Miller to Carolina to Open NHL Free Agency
GREATER VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, JUL 1 – Brock Boeser signs a seven-year, $50.75 million contract with the Canucks, securing long-term stability amid a depleted NHL free agent market, sources said.
- On Tuesday, the Vancouver Canucks signed Brock Boeser to a seven-year, $50.75 million contract, securing a core player long-term.
- This signing followed months of speculation about Boeser's future amid a record $7.5 million increase in the NHL salary cap.
- Alongside Boeser, the Canucks extended contracts for forward Conor Garland and goaltender Thatcher Demko, emphasizing their commitment to the core.
- Canucks GM Patrik Allvin said, "Brock has been a huge part of our organization," and called him a leader and culture-setter in the locker room.
- These moves suggest Vancouver is betting on their existing core to compete while other teams like the Rangers secured Vladislav Gavrikov on a seven-year, $49 million deal.
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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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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.
·British Columbia, Canada
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