The end of summer is approaching and we should learn many contract renewals in the NHL over the next few weeks. In fact, at this time of year, a large portion of free agents with restrictions come with agreements with their own teams.
Today, 23-year-old right-back Philip Hronick will sign a new contract with the Detroit Red Wings.
Update: Detroit #red wings Today he re-signed defender Philippe Hronick to a three-year contract. pic.twitter.com/mOqAzYXzog
Detroit Red Wings September 3, 2021
Hronek, which was coined in 2NS Tour in the 2016 draft, a regular member of the Red Wings defense. Last season, he participated in 56 matches of his own. Not only that, but he took first place in the team’s top scorer in all positions with 26 points, including 24 assists.
Few players have been able to stand out in the Wings outfit in recent years. The team is undergoing a complete rebuilding process and loses more matches than wins. However, Hronek managed to cut a good character and show consistent progress. He, along with Moritz Seider, the team’s first choice in 2019, and Simon Edvinson, the team’s first choice in 2021, is the future of Blue Line coaching.
A little later today, we learned that the deal value would be 4.4 million per season.
Bear Elliot Friedman, the #red wings A 3-year deal on Filip Hronek totaled 4.4 million.
Detroit now only has 44m in cover space next summer.
This is not enough, is it?
– Brennan Clack (@nhlupdate) September 3, 2021
Hronek’s signing is just the first of many expected to happen in the coming weeks. So far, Queen Hughes, Elias Peterson, Brady Tkachuk, Rasmus Dahlin and many others are still without contracts for next season. This is unlikely to be the case again when it’s time to jump on the ice.
a lot of
– Nothing surprising.
Nets retires from Deandre Jordan https://t.co/B3dKe5ZLbY
– RDS (RDSca) September 3, 2021
– bad news…
boxing | Oscar de la Hoya has COVID-19 https://t.co/ssgRKEpL3M
– LaPresse Sports (@LaPresse_Sports) September 3, 2021
Things are moving in the NBA.
Seven-time NBA champion LaMarcus Aldridge, who was forced into retirement last season due to heart concerns, is said to join the Brooklyn Nets in a one-year, $2.6 million deal.https://t.co/kIHMYZzDQb
– Sportsnet (Sportsnet) September 3, 2021
– interesting.
Stu Cowan: Former Habs coach Mueller eager for a fresh start with Flames https://t.co/9LTqQyTCjH pic.twitter.com/DovXgRMCCK
Hockey indoors/outdoors (HabsIO) September 3, 2021
– Signatures of penguins.
Penguins have signed striker Brian Boyle and defender Matt Bartkowski on professional test contracts.
Boyle and Bartkowski will attend a bootcamp on PTOs. The bootcamp schedule will be announced at a later time.
details: https://t.co/wLn9J42Atj pic.twitter.com/rUbfFRN2ji
– Pittsburgh penguins September 3, 2021
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