• Jets re-sign Cole Perfetti

    The Winnipeg Jets have re-signed Cole Perfetti to a 2-year contract.

    Perfetti, 22, had 19 goals and 19 assists in 71 games for the Jets last season.

  • Avalanche extend Logan O’Connor

    The Colorado Avalanche have signed Logan O’Connor to a 6-year contract extension.

    O’Connor, 28, had 13 goals and 12 assists in 57 games with Colorado last season.

  • Canucks sign Kevin Lankinen

    The Vancouver Canucks have signed Kevin Lankinen to a 1-year contract.

    Lankinen will provide the Canucks with depth in net, addressing some of the uncertainty due to injuries to Thatcher Demko and Arturs Silovs. Lankinen played last season in Nashville behind Juuse Saros.

  • Utah to extend Dylan Guenther

    The Utah Hockey Club are signing Dylan Guenther to an 8-year contract extension.

    Guenther, 21, had 18 goals and 17 assists in his rookie season with the Arizona Coyotes last season.

    Guenther has one more season on his entry-level contract, carrying a $894,176 cap hit for 2024-25. His new contract will cover 5 RFA seasons and 3 UFA seasons.

  • Devils re-sign Dawson Mercer

    The New Jersey Devils have re-signed Dawson Mercer to a 3-year contract.

    Mercer, 22, had 20 goals and 13 assists in 82 games with the Devils last season.

    At the conclusion of this contract, Mercer will have 1 RFA season remaining.

  • Red Wings re-sign Moritz Seider

    The Detroit Red Wings have re-signed Moritz Seider to a 7-year contract.

    The Red Wings did meet their desire to get both Seider and Lucas Raymond signed long-term for a cap-hit lower than Dylan Larkin’s $8.7 million per season.

    Seider’s contract will cover 4 RFA seasons and 3 UFA seasons.

  • Predators re-sign Philip Tomasino

    The Nashville Predators have re-signed Philip Tomasino to a 1-year contract.

    Tomasino, 23, had 7 goals and 13 assists in 41 games for Nashville last season.

  • Kings re-sign Arthur Kaliyev

    The Los Angeles Kings have re-signed Arthur Kaliyev to a 1-year contract.

    Kaliyev had asked for a trade from the Kings, and that likely still is his desire, but signing a contract will get him back on the ice.