All indications suggest the Minnesota Wild will sign All-Star winger Kirill Kaprizov to an eight-year, $120MM contract this summer, making him one of the league’s highest-paid players despite an injury-plagued season. Kaprizov has been a pivotal player for the Wild, contributing to 32.2% of the team’s goals since his debut, indicating his value despite concerns over his health.
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The Montreal Canadiens dominated the Buffalo Sabres last season, winning all four matchups, including a thrilling 7-5 victory in their first game and a decisive 6-1 win featuring a hat trick from Patrik Laine. With significant roster changes and the loss of key scorers like Dylan Cozens and J.J. Peterka, the Sabres face a challenging season ahead, while the improved Canadiens are expected to continue their success against them. Want More Context? 🔎
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Ottawa Senators OverviewThe Ottawa Senators, ranked No. 17 in The Hockey News’ NHL summer splash series, made modest off-season moves, notably re-signing star center Claude Giroux and adding players Lars Eller, Arthur Kaliyev, and Jordan Spence. While they lost key player Adam Gaudette, the Senators aim for playoff contention, leveraging their cap space for potential mid-season acquisitions while focusing on the development of their young core in a competitive Atlantic Division. Want More Context? 🔎
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The Boston Bruins faced a disappointing 2024-25 season after trading key players like Brad Marchand and Charlie Coyle, aiming to reshape their team culture under new head coach Marco Sturm. Despite offseason acquisitions that add depth, the Bruins must overcome a challenging division and work towards a new identity led by stars David Pastrňák and Charlie McAvoy. Want More Context? 🔎
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