- Cap hit
- Share in 2025–26
- Through
- 2026–27
Share of the cap, season by season
The contract as the cap moves
Three lines: the share in the season it was signed (dotted), the share the cap was expected to leave it (dashed: the cap announced on the signing date, grown 3.5% a year), and the share as the cap actually was or is announced (solid). The shaded band is where the share lands if the cap follows the fan.
- 2025–26: of $95.5M (actual cap)
- 2026–27: of $104.0M (announced cap)
Paid against the market
What the league pays for this production
- Paid
- 0.8% of the cap in 2025–26
- Worth
- $1.45MCup: paid under the market
Worth is what standard deals signed at 26 or older pay for production ranked where his projected points rank. It is a market price, not a judgement of the player.
Terms
What the deal says
- Term
- 2 seasons, 2025–26 to 2026–27
- Signed
- Not on file (2025–26: 0.8% of that cap)
- At expiry
- RFA
- Trade protection
- Not on file (no source states a clause either way)
- Retained
- None on file
- Contract type
- two-way
- Rules it was signed under
- Not on file
- Year-by-year salary and bonuses
- Not on file (structure needs a licensed contract source (owner decision pending))
The record
Where each figure comes from
- Tier
- reported
- Sources
- Quoted
- Two-year, two-way extension worth $775,000 annually (Daily Faceoff / other outlet reporting on the NHL.com-announced deal); exact signing date not pinned down beyond 'June 2025' reporting window.
- Archive
- The current deal, from the live ledger. The archive holds 855 standard contracts; year-by-year structure is unknown on every one.
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