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Canes land Rangers' Miller, give him eight years
The New York Rangers continued a reshape of their roster Tuesday, dealing defenseman K'Andre Miller to the Hurricanes, and in return, Carolina acquired 2026 first- and second-round picks for the 25-year-old veteran, along with defenseman Scott Morrow.
Marner thrilled to be with 'unbelievable' Knights
Mitch Marner, 28, who spent nine seasons with the Toronto Maple Leafs before joining the Vegas Golden Knights this week, told reporters Tuesday in Nevada that, with his family, "this is the place we want to be" now that his eight-year deal is finalized.
Oilers add depth, sign Mangiapane to 2-year deal
The Edmonton Oilers on Tuesday night signed forward Andrew Mangiapane, 29, to a two-year contract that carries an average annual value of $3.6 million, the club announced, adding a veteran who might be able to fill the slot left behind by Corey Perry.
Granlund lands three-year, $21M deal with Ducks
Mikael Granlund, one of the most prominent free agent centers, signed a three-year contract with the Anaheim Ducks worth $7 million annually Tuesday after a season in which the 33-year-old forward posted 22 goals and 66 points.
Kings sign Perry away from division-rival Oilers
The Los Angeles Kings signed several free agents on Tuesday, including veteran forward Corey Perry, who is fresh off a trip to the Stanley Cup Final with Pacific division-rival Edmonton.
Canucks, Boeser agree on new seven-year deal
The Vancouver Canucks have come to terms with forward Brock Boeser on a new seven-year contract. Boeser, 28, was an unrestricted free agent on a previously expiring contract.
Allen stays with N.J.; Devils add Brown, Dadonov
The Devils and veteran goaltender Jake Allen, one of the top netminders in this summer's free agent class, agreed Tuesday to a five-year deal for him to stay in New Jersey.
Panthers Cup-winner Schmidt inks Mammoth deal
Nate Schmidt, who won a Stanley Cup with the Florida Panthers, has signed a three-year contract with the Utah Mammoth worth $3.5 million annually.
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✍️ Trade grades: Report cards for top deals
As major deals happen this offseason, our reporters will grade both GMs.
Canes land Rangers' Miller, give him eight years
The New York Rangers continued a reshape of their roster Tuesday, dealing defenseman K'Andre Miller to the Hurricanes, and in return, Carolina acquired 2026 first- and second-round picks for the 25-year-old veteran, along with defenseman Scott Morrow.
Marner thrilled to be with 'unbelievable' Knights
Mitch Marner, 28, who spent nine seasons with the Toronto Maple Leafs before joining the Vegas Golden Knights this week, told reporters Tuesday in Nevada that, with his family, "this is the place we want to be" now that his eight-year deal is finalized.
Oilers add depth, sign Mangiapane to 2-year deal
The Edmonton Oilers on Tuesday night signed forward Andrew Mangiapane, 29, to a two-year contract that carries an average annual value of $3.6 million, the club announced, adding a veteran who might be able to fill the slot left behind by Corey Perry.
Granlund lands three-year, $21M deal with Ducks
Mikael Granlund, one of the most prominent free agent centers, signed a three-year contract with the Anaheim Ducks worth $7 million annually Tuesday after a season in which the 33-year-old forward posted 22 goals and 66 points.
Kings sign Perry away from division-rival Oilers
The Los Angeles Kings signed several free agents on Tuesday, including veteran forward Corey Perry, who is fresh off a trip to the Stanley Cup Final with Pacific division-rival Edmonton.
Canucks, Boeser agree on new seven-year deal
The Vancouver Canucks have come to terms with forward Brock Boeser on a new seven-year contract. Boeser, 28, was an unrestricted free agent on a previously expiring contract.
Allen stays with N.J.; Devils add Brown, Dadonov
The Devils and veteran goaltender Jake Allen, one of the top netminders in this summer's free agent class, agreed Tuesday to a five-year deal for him to stay in New Jersey.
Panthers Cup-winner Schmidt inks Mammoth deal
Nate Schmidt, who won a Stanley Cup with the Florida Panthers, has signed a three-year contract with the Utah Mammoth worth $3.5 million annually.
As major deals happen this offseason, our reporters will grade both GMs.