Thursday Caterwaul: Florida Panthers Offseason Open Forum
30 players file for arbitration
Thirty NHL restricted free agents filed for arbitration on Wednesday. Among them was Montreal’s Alex Galchenyuk, who was rumored to be a trade target of the Florida Panthers the week of the expansion and entry drafts. The Canadiens and Galchenyuk came to terms on a three-year, $14.7 million deal ($4.9 million AAV) after the filing. Does this mean Galchenyuk is now off the market or can the Cats pry him away from their division rival with Jason Demers and another asset or two?
Here is the complete arbitration list:
Arizona Coyotes: Jordan Martinook
Boston Bruins: Ryan Spooner
Buffalo Sabres: Nathan Beaulieu, Johan Larsson, Robin Lehner
Calgary Flames: Micheal Ferland
Colorado Avalanche: Matt Nieto
Detroit Red Wings: Tomas Tatar
Edmonton Oilers: Joey LaLeggia
Los Angeles Kings: Kevin Gravel
Minnesota Wild: Mikael Granlund, Nino Niederreiter
Montreal Canadiens: Alex Galchenyuk (signed a new contract)
Nashville Predators: Viktor Arvidsson, Marek Mazanec, Austin Watson
New York Islanders: Calvin de Haan
New York Rangers: Jesper Fast (signed a new contract), Mika Zibanejad
Ottawa Senators: Ryan Dzingel, Jean-Gabriel Pageau
Pittsburgh Penguins: Brian Dumoulin, Conor Sheary
St. Louis Blues: Colton Parayko
Tampa Bay Lightning: Tyler Johnson, Ondrej Palat
Vancouver Canucks: Reid Boucher, Michael Chaput
Vegas Golden Knights: Nate Schmidt
Winnipeg Jets: Connor Hellebuyck
In other news, Connor McDavid signed an eight-year, $100 million contract extension with Edmonton Oilers. Former Panthers prospect Zach Hyman signed a four-year exyension with the Toronto Maple Leafs. Jake Dotchin and Matthew Peca re-signed with the Tampa Bay Lightning. Tim Schaller signed a one-year deal with the Boston Bruins. Travis Boyd stayed with the Washington Capitals on a two-way deal. Goaltender Chris Driedger remained in Ottawa on a one-year, two-way contract. Klim Kostin signed an entry-level contract with the St. Louis Blues, as did defenseman Sebastian Aho with the New York Islanders.
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