July 17: The Mammoth confirmed Hebig’s deal along with his adjusted $812.5K cap hit.
July 16: The Mammoth have re-signed unrestricted free agent Cameron Hebig to a two-way contract, according to PuckPedia. It’s a two-year agreement that pays him $775K in the NHL each season, although the cap hit of the deal will be adjusted for 2026-27 as the league minimum salary rises to $850K. He’ll earn a $175K minors salary this season and a $200K minors salary with a $225K guarantee next season.
Hebig has spent most of the last five seasons in the Coyotes and Mammoth organizations with their AHL affiliate, the Tucson Roadrunners. All of that was on AHL-only contracts until Utah gave him an NHL contract last season in the days leading up to the trade deadline. It was his second NHL contract after the Oilers signed the undrafted free agent to an entry-level deal out of the WHL’s Saskatoon Blades in 2017.
In 67 games for Tucson in 2024-25, the 5’10” Canadian forward scored a career-high 26 goals, 21 assists, and 47 points with a plus-six rating in 67 games. The 28-year-old has 169 points in 384 career AHL games dating back to his professional debut in 2018, but has yet to make his NHL debut.
Utah has filled 47 of its 50 contract slots for next season after re-upping Hebig. They have no remaining RFAs to re-sign, so aside from trades, their offseason business throughout the organization is pretty much wrapped up.
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