US EditionMorgan Barron Re-Signs with Winnipeg Jets, Excited to Get Things Rolling for Next Season
WINNIPEG, CANADA, JUL 14 – Morgan Barron secured a moderate pay raise with a two-year contract, avoiding arbitration and positioning himself for unrestricted free agency after the 2026-27 NHL season.
- On Monday, the Winnipeg Jets announced they have extended forward Morgan Barron’s contract for two more years, agreeing to a deal worth $1.85 million per season.
- Barron, who joined the Jets from the New York Rangers during the 2022 trade deadline, initiated salary arbitration proceedings in early July but reached a settlement with Winnipeg prior to the hearing.
- Barron recorded 15 points in 74 games last season, is known for his physical play and defensive skills, and looks forward to competing alongside new teammates including Jonathan Toews.
- Barron will earn $1.7 million in the first year and $2 million in the second year, while the Jets retain roster continuity after a Presidents' Trophy-winning season and several new signings.
- This extension offers Barron a modest salary increase and a chance to prove further growth, while positioning him to potentially enter unrestricted free agency following the 2026-27 season.
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