Tag Archives: Restricted Free Agent

Hurricanes Sign Canadiens’ RFA Jesperi Kotkaniemi To One-Year, $6.1 Million Offersheet In Apparent Revenge Move

Posted on August 28, 2021 by Harrison Brown

Photo: NHL.com The Carolina Hurricanes announced on Saturday afternoon that they have signed Montreal Canadiens restricted free agent center Jesperi Kotkaniemi to a one-year, $6.1 million contract two years after the Canadiens signed Hurricanes star center Sebastian Aho to a … Continue reading →

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Rising Up: A Look At Jakub Vrana’s Rapid Growth As A Player and Cornerstone for the Capitals

Posted on May 25, 2019 by Michael Fleetwood

Photo: USA Today When the Capitals drafted forward Jakub Vrana with the 13th overall selection in the first-round of the 2014 NHL Entry Draft, they did so with the vision he would one day become a valuable contributor and key … Continue reading →

Posted in News, NHL, Offense, Players, Washington Capitals | Tagged 2018-19, Contracts, Jakub Vrana, Michael Fleetwood, Offense, Restricted Free Agent, Washington Capitals | 3 Comments

Bringing Back Burky: Why the Capitals Should Bring Back Andre Burakovsky Next Season

Posted on May 17, 2019 by Michael Fleetwood

The Capitals have a number of players’ whose futures must be decided this offseason, with Brett Connolly and Carl Hagelin headlining the group as unrestricted free agents. One player whose future was debated throughout the 2018-19 season is Andre Burakovsky, … Continue reading →

Posted in Free Agency, News, NHL, Players, Roster Moves, Salary Cap, Washington Capitals | Tagged 2018-19, Andre Burakovsky, Free Agency, Michael Fleetwood, Restricted Free Agent, Roster Moves, Salary Cap | 5 Comments

Contract Conversation: A Look At Why Tom Wilson Has Not Signed A New Deal

Posted on July 5, 2018 by Michael Fleetwood

Heading into the 2018 offseason, the Capitals’ to-do list mountain was one many believed would be difficult to climb, with the likes of John Carlson, Michal Kempny, and Devante Smith-Pelly (among others) in need of new contracts after outstanding 2017-18 … Continue reading →