• Kraken sign Ryan Lindgren

    The Seattle Kraken have signed Ryan Lindgren to a 4-year contract with a $4.5 million cap hit.

    The defenseman was traded from the Rangers to the Avalanche in a trade that sent a 2nd round pick to the Rangers in March.

    Lindgren, 27, had 4 goals and 18 assists in 72 games between the Rangers and Avalanche last season.

  • Canadiens sign Kaapo Kahkonen

    The Montreal Canadiens have signed goaltender Kaapo Kahkonen.

    Kahkonen will presumably battle with Jakub Dobes for the role as backup to Sam Montembeault.

    Kahkonen played strictly in the AHL last season.

  • Bruins sign Tanner Jeannot

    The Boston Bruins have signed Tanner Jeannot to a 5-year deal with a cap hit of $3.4 million.

    Jeannot, 28, had 7 goals and 6 assists in 67 games for the Kings last season.

  • Devils sign Connor Brown

    The New Jersey Devils have signed Connor Brown to a 4-year contract with a cap hit of $3 million.

    Brown, 31, had 13 goals and 17 assists in 82 games for the Oilers last season.

  • Rangers sign Vladislav Gavrikov

    The New York Rangers have signed Vladislav Gavrikov to a 7-year contract with a cap hit of $7 million.

    With Gavrikov now in New York, it’s expected that K’Andre Miller will be traded.

    Gavrikov, 29, put up 5 goals and 25 assists in 82 games last season.

  • Kings sign Corey Perry

    The Los Angeles Kings have signed Corey Perry to a 1-year contract with salary and bonuses totaling $3.5 million.

    Perry, 40, had 19 goals and 11 assists in 81 games with the Oilers last year in the regular season and had 10 goals in 22 playoff games.

  • Flyers sign Dan Vladar

    The Philadelphia Flyers have signed Dan Vladar to a 2-year contract with a $3.35 million cap hit.

    He will join Samuel Ersson and Ivan Fedotov in the Philadelphia crease.

    Vladar, 27, went 12-11-6 with an 0.898 SV% with the Flames last season.

  • Canucks re-sign Brock Boeser

    The Vancouver Canucks have re-signed Brock Boeser to a 7-year contract with a $7.25 million cap hit.

    There was plenty of reported interest in Boeser, including the Oilers, Jets and Kings, but the Canucks came out of left field to bring back their own winger.

    Boeser, 28, had 25 goals and 25 assists in 75 games for the Canucks last season.