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Nikolaj Ehlers Expected To Sign Today

July 2, 2025 at 10:39 am CDT | by Josh Erickson 27 Comments

July 2: Ehlers’ stay on the open market isn’t expected to last more than a few more hours. He’s down to a few teams and will make his decision at some point Wednesday, Chris Johnston of TSN and The Athletic says.

July 1: Entering today, the top free agent on the board was now-former Jets winger Nikolaj Ehlers. He’s due for a big payday after teams looking to land an impact winger in the form of Mitch Marner, who’s off to Vegas in a sign-and-trade, or Brock Boeser, who’s staying in Vancouver on a seven-year deal, failed.

Many pegged Carolina as the favorite to land Ehlers entering today. They’ll certainly have more competition now with other teams looking to circle back and regroup after their day-one activities, but they still have immense spending flexibility with $19MM in cap space and no other moves to make, even after today’s pickup of K’Andre Miller.

As Ehlers likely takes another day – maybe even longer – to mull offers, the Hurricanes did confirm they’ve been in contact with Ehlers’ camp and are “waiting to see where that goes,” general manager Eric Tulsky told reporters Tuesday evening (including the team’s Walt Ruff). ESPN’s Emily Kaplan reported earlier in the day that the Capitals and Lightning were also in contact with Ehlers’ camp, but nothing will be imminent until tomorrow at the soonest.

Ehlers would really need to prefer going to Tampa or Washington to make that a reality. Neither has the cap space to pay him his market value, surely over $8MM per season at this stage on a seven-year deal, and would need to make corresponding moves to make him fit in. Carolina has both a pressing need for him, a system that plays to his analytically inclined game, and the cap space to address his financial needs out of the gate.

Beyond that, his list of realistic destinations might be limited. There will be other teams like the Maple Leafs who may want to create room and add him as an impact top-line piece in the absence of Marner.

Still, Toronto – or any other Canadian team, for that matter – is likely not on Ehlers’ radar, considering his newfound ability to be picky about where he ends up thanks to how the market broke in his favor. He prefers a warmer and less intense market than Winnipeg, Frank Seravalli said on today’s coverage of free agency from B/R Open Ice.

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Penguins Sign Philip Kemp To Two-Way Contract

July 2, 2025 at 10:37 am CDT | by Josh Erickson Leave a Comment

Group VI free agent defenseman Philip Kemp has signed a two-way contract with the Penguins, according to the league’s media site (via Seth Rorabaugh of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review). PuckPedia reports it’s a two-year commitment with an NHL salary of $775K and a $350K AHL salary in both seasons. He has a $375K guarantee in 2025-26 and a $400K guarantee in 2026-27.

Kemp, a Yale product, was a seventh-round pick by the Oilers in the 2017 draft and has been in the Edmonton organization since then, primarily with AHL Bakersfield. He’s played five seasons for the Condors, the last two as an alternate captain.

The 26-year-old righty only has one NHL game to his name, recording just three shifts for 2:03 of ice time in an overtime win over the Canadiens in January 2024. Checking in at 6’3″ and 202 lbs, he scored seven goals, five assists, and 12 points with 39 PIMs and a plus-five rating in 56 games for Bakersfield last season. He has 18 goals, 40 assists, and 58 points with a +38 rating in 258 career games with Bakersfield.

Kemp likely won’t be in consideration for a roster spot in Pittsburgh, even with their lack of NHL-quality defensemen. He doesn’t offer much future upside and isn’t the type of player they’re targeting for NHL minutes as they continue to retool/rebuild their roster. He will, however, likely have more call-up opportunities in Pittsburgh if injuries strike, given their lack of organizational depth.

Pittsburgh only has five contract slots remaining for 2025-26 after signing Kemp.

Pittsburgh Penguins| Transactions Philip Kemp

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Wild Sign Bradley Marek To Entry-Level Contract

July 2, 2025 at 10:24 am CDT | by Josh Erickson Leave a Comment

The Wild have signed undrafted free agent Bradley Marek to a one-year, entry-level contract, the team announced today in a press release.

Marek, 24, isn’t new to the organization. He spent last year with their AHL affiliate in Iowa on a minor-league contract. It was his second professional season after spending 2023-24 on an AHL deal with San Jose, also seeing time with the Sharks’ ECHL affiliate in Wichita.

Marek, a 6’3″, 212-lb left-winger, scored eight goals and five assists for 13 points in 50 games with 67 PIMs for Iowa in 2024-25. He also wasn’t a needle-mover offensively at the AHL level with San Jose the year before, but was strong in his time in the ECHL, scoring 13 goals and 31 points in 37 games for the Thunder.

Terms of Marek’s deal weren’t disclosed by the Wild, but he’ll be a restricted free agent next summer when the deal expires. He’s also the 38th contract on Minnesota’s books for 2025-26, giving them 12 open spots.

The Michigan native won’t be in contention for an NHL roster spot but will at least look to take a step forward offensively in 2025-26 and land a richer two-way deal from the Wild next summer. In college, Marek was the CCHA’s Rookie of the Year with Ferris State after scoring 10 goals and 19 points in 36 games for them in 2021-22.

He’s the fourth signing Minnesota has made since free agency opened. They brought back Nico Sturm on a two-year, $4MM contract and also handed out two-way deals to depth skaters Ben Gleason and Tyler Pitlick.

Minnesota Wild| Transactions Bradley Marek

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Kings Re-Sign Taylor Ward

July 2, 2025 at 10:12 am CDT | by Josh Erickson 2 Comments

The Kings are using Day 2 of free agency to round out their depth after being one of the bigger spenders on Day 1, signing forward Taylor Ward to a one-year, two-way deal, PuckPedia reports.

Ward, 27, was an unrestricted free agent for less than 24 hours. The undrafted pickup by the Kings back in 2022 now signs his fourth consecutive one-year deal with the club, this one carrying a $775K NHL salary and $300K AHL salary, per PuckPedia. That’s nearly double the $165K AHL salary he earned on last year’s two-way deal.

While Ward again spent the vast majority of the season with AHL Ontario, he was called up for his NHL debut in the Kings’ final game of the season. He scored L.A.’s lone goal in a 5-1 loss to the Flames, recording four shots and three hits in 14:52 of ice time.

Down with Ontario, the University of Nebraska-Omaha product had 12 goals, 15 assists, and 27 points in 66 games with a plus-six rating. He has a 35-60–95 scoring line in 224 AHL games over the last four seasons.

Ward had to clear waivers to head to Ontario at the beginning of last season and likely won’t have a problem doing so again this fall. L.A. has now filled 44 of its 50 contract slots for this season.

Los Angeles Kings| Transactions Taylor Ward

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2025 Free Agency Day 1 Recap: Atlantic Division

July 2, 2025 at 9:59 am CDT | by Josh Erickson 2 Comments

With July 1 in the rearview, we’re listing every team’s moves from the opening day of free agency and the beginning of the new league year. Below are the bodies of work for the Atlantic Division clubs out of the gate:

Boston Bruins

Signed F Tanner Jeannot – five years, $17MM ($3.4MM cap hit)
Signed F Sean Kuraly – two years, $3.7MM ($1.85MM cap hit)
Signed F Michael Eyssimont – two years, $2.9MM ($1.45MM cap hit)
Signed F Matej Blumel – one year, $875K
Signed F Alex Steeves – one year, $850K
Signed D Jordan Harris – one year, $825K
Signed F Riley Tufte – one year, $775K (two-way)
Signed D Jonathan Aspirot – one year, $775K (two-way)
Signed G Luke Cavallin – one year, $775K (two-way)

Acquired F Viktor Arvidsson from Oilers for 2027 fifth-round pick

Buffalo Sabres

Signed F Ryan McLeod – four years, $20MM ($5MM cap hit)
Signed F Justin Danforth – two years, $3.6MM ($1.8MM cap hit)
Signed G Alex Lyon – two years, $3MM ($1.5MM cap hit)
Signed D Ryan Johnson – three years, $2.33MM ($775K cap hit)
Signed F Tyson Kozak – three years, $2.33MM ($775K cap hit)
Signed F Riley Fiddler-Schultz – two years, $1.73MM ($865K cap hit, entry-level)
Signed D Mason Geertsen – two years, $1.55MM ($775K cap hit, two-way)
Signed F Carson Meyer – two years, $1.55MM ($775K cap hit, two-way)
Signed D Zachary Jones – one year, $900K (two-way)
Signed D Zach Metsa – one year, $775K (two-way)

Acquired 2026 sixth-round pick from Blackhawks for F Sam Lafferty

Detroit Red Wings

Signed F James van Riemsdyk – one year, $1MM
Signed D Jacob Bernard-Docker – one year, $875K
Signed D Ian Mitchell – one year, $775K
Signed F John Leonard – one year, $775K

Florida Panthers

Signed G Kirill Gerasimyuk – two years, $1.75MM ($875K cap hit, entry-level)
Signed G Daniil Tarasov – one year, $1.05MM
Signed F Tomas Nosek – one year, $775K
Signed D Jeff Petry – one year, $775K
Signed F Jack Studnicka – one year, $775K (two-way)
Signed G Brandon Bussi – one year, $775K (two-way)
Signed F Nolan Foote – one year, $775K (two-way)

Montreal Canadiens

Signed G Kaapo Kahkonen – one year, $1.15MM
Signed F Sammy Blais – one year, $775K
Signed D Nathan Clurman – one year, $775K (two-way)
Signed F Alex Belzile – one year, $775K (two-way)

Acquired F Zachary Bolduc from Blues for D Logan Mailloux

Ottawa Senators

Signed F Lars Eller – one year, $1.25MM
Signed F Olle Lycksell – one year, $775K (two-way)
Signed F Wyatt Bongiovanni – one year, $775K (two-way)

Tampa Bay Lightning

Signed F Pontus Holmberg – two years, $3.1MM ($1.55MM cap hit)
Signed F Jakob Pelletier – three years, $2.525MM ($841.67K cap hit)
Signed F Gage Goncalves – two years, $2.4MM ($1.2MM cap hit)
Signed D Simon Lundmark – two years, $1.55MM ($775K cap hit, two-way)
Signed F Tristan Allard – two years, TBA (entry-level)
Signed F Nicholas Abruzzese – one year, $775K (two-way)
Signed F Boris Katchouk – one year, $775K (two-way)
Signed G Ryan Fanti – one year, $775K (two-way)

Toronto Maple Leafs

Signed F Michael Pezzetta – two years, $1.625MM ($812.5K cap hit)
Signed D Dakota Mermis – two years, $1.625MM ($812.5K cap hit)
Signed F Benoit-Olivier Groulx – two years, $1.625MM ($812.5K cap hit)
Signed F Travis Boyd – one year, $775K
Signed F Vinni Lettieri – one year, $775K

Acquired F Nicolas Roy from Golden Knights for F Mitch Marner

2025 Free Agency| Pro Hockey Rumors Originals

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Lightning Sign Jakob Pelletier To Three-Year Contract

July 2, 2025 at 8:48 am CDT | by Josh Erickson 10 Comments

8:48 a.m.: The signing is official, according to a press release from the Lightning.

7:35 a.m.: The Lightning have signed winger Jakob Pelletier to a three-year contract, Renaud Lavoie of TVA reported overnight. It’s a two-way deal in 2025-26, followed by a one-way structure in 2026-27 and 2027-28. He’ll earn a base salary of $775K, $850K, and $900K in each respective season for a total value of $2.525MM and a cap hit of $841,667.

Pelletier, a first-round pick of the Flames in 2019, started last season in the AHL after clearing waivers. He received his first recall of the season in early December and remained on the NHL roster for the next two months aside from a few paper transactions, making 24 appearances to tie his previous career-high with the Flames in 2022-23.

In that span, it looked like the Quebec City native was finally getting his feet under him after an injury-riddled development path. While he wasn’t commanding top-six ice time, he did still notch four goals, seven assists, 11 points, and a +10 rating for Calgary – a 38-point pace over a full season. Nonetheless, they traded him to the Flyers in late January in the deal that brought Joel Farabee and Morgan Frost to the Flames.

The trade halted Pelletier’s offensive momentum. The feisty 5’9″ lefty only managed three goals, five assists, and eight points in 25 appearances for Philadelphia to end the season and was an occasional healthy scratch. He totaled seven goals, 12 assists, and 19 points in 47 games on the year while averaging 11:33 per game. He was owed a qualifying offer of $840K on a two-way deal that the Flyers decided they didn’t want to give him, cutting him loose on Monday and making him an unrestricted free agent.

The 24-year-old has an 11-18–29 scoring line with a plus-three rating in 86 NHL appearances for the Flames and Flyers over the last three seasons. He also had three goals, 16 assists, and 19 points in 20 games for AHL Calgary last year. The Lightning giving him three years of term acts as an effective deterrent to waiver claims, though, so they’d have that option to try to send him to AHL Syracuse without a ton of risk. Considering they already have 12 forwards on one-way deals for this year, plus top prospect Conor Geekie looking for more NHL ice time, he faces an uphill battle for a roster spot.

Tampa Bay Lightning| Transactions Jakob Pelletier

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Senators To Sign Arthur Kaliyev

July 2, 2025 at 8:41 am CDT | by Josh Erickson 3 Comments

Free agent winger Arthur Kaliyev is landing with the Senators, Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman reports. Contract terms have yet to be revealed.

Kaliyev spent time with the Kings and Rangers last season but didn’t receive a qualifying offer from New York on Monday, making him an unrestricted free agent. He only appeared in game action for the Rangers after being claimed off waivers in January following a clavicle fracture, limited to three goals and one assist in 14 games while averaging 11:13 of ice time.

It’s fair to say the Blueshirts didn’t get a fair look at Kaliyev, who also spent the last month of the season on injured reserve with an upper-body issue. The 2019 second-round pick is a skilled shooter and was previously an effective depth scorer for L.A. in bottom six minutes, although his individual defensive weaknesses resulted in long stretches in the press box. Over his 202-game NHL career, Kaliyev averages 15 goals and 30 points per 82 games despite seeing just north of 12 minutes per game of ice time.

That makes him an intriguing buy-low candidate for the Senators, who didn’t do much to augment their forward group yesterday outside of a one-year deal for veteran bottom-six center Lars Eller. They hope he can have a similar impact to Adam Gaudette, who broke out for 19 goals last season in a fourth-line role on a league-minimum deal. He departed for the warmer waters of San Jose on a two-year, $4MM deal yesterday.

Ottawa Senators| Transactions Arthur Kaliyev

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Penguins Sign Anthony Mantha

July 2, 2025 at 8:26 am CDT | by Josh Erickson 13 Comments

July 2: It took a while to finalize, but a one-year deal is being finalized between the Penguins and Mantha, per Renaud Lavoie of TVA. He’ll land a $2.5MM base salary with up to $2MM in additional performance bonuses, which he’s eligible for as a veteran of at least 400 NHL games who spent at least 100 days on injured reserve in the previous season. His performance bonuses will pay out $250K for each set of 10 games he plays, per PuckPedia.

July 1: The Penguins are working on a contract for UFA winger Anthony Mantha, David Pagnotta of The Fourth Period reports.

As expected, Pittsburgh is operating around the fringes during this free agency period. Mantha is coming off a down season with the Calgary Flames, scoring only three goals and seven points in 13 games before having his season cut short by injuring his ACL and requiring surgery.

Still, he’s only one season removed from having a quality year between the Washington Capitals and Vegas Golden Knights. During the 2023-24 campaign, Mantha scored 20 goals and 34 points in 56 games with the Capitals, before scoring another three goals and 10 points in 10 games with the Golden Knights after being moved at that season’s trade deadline.

If the Penguins promote some of their younger players to more significant roles next season, Mantha will provide stability at the lower end of their forward lineup. If players like Rutger McGroarty and Ville Koivunen struggle with the increased ice time, Mantha will likely be allowed to play in the team’s top six.

Already 30 years old, Mantha could find far worse centers to play next to than Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin. By happenstance, Mantha could have a quality rebound season next to two of the game’s most prominent players, and look to capitalize on that financially next offseason.

PHR’s Brennan McClain contributed significantly to this article. 

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East Notes: Primeau, Lettieri, Leonard

July 2, 2025 at 8:10 am CDT | by Josh Erickson Leave a Comment

Hurricanes RFA goaltender Cayden Primeau signed a one-year, league minimum deal yesterday, according to a team release.

Primeau saw his signing rights transferred from Montreal to Carolina on Monday in exchange for a 2026 seventh-round pick. The 25-year-old bounced between the NHL and AHL for his first four professional seasons coming out of Northeastern University, but won a full-time roster spot with the Habs in 2023-24, in part due to their unwillingness to expose him to waivers.

He looked good in a three-goalie rotation with Sam Montembeault and Jake Allen that year but struggled mightily as Montembeault’s full-time No. 2 to begin last season. He posted an .836 SV% and sky-high 4.70 GAA with a 2-3-1 record in seven starts and four relief appearances before being waived in December, clearing and heading to AHL Laval.

Primeau got things back on track with a .926 SV% and 2.00 GAA in 25 games with Laval. The Canes hope he can carry that momentum into 2025-26 as he serves as the No. 3 behind the returning NHL tandem of Frederik Andersen and Pyotr Kochetkov, assuming he clears waivers again in the fall.

Here are a couple of other league minimum signings from yesterday:

  • The Maple Leafs brought in veteran depth center Vinni Lettieri, per PuckPedia. While a one-way deal, that’s presumably to guarantee him more compensation. They’re hoping he clears waivers and can be an impact player for AHL Toronto after they lost some important pieces like Nicholas Abruzzese and Alex Steeves yesterday. The 30-year-old spent last year with the Bruins organization, recording five points in 26 NHL games and 48 points in 46 AHL games.
  • The Red Wings announced a one-year, one-way league minimum deal for winger John Leonard yesterday. He joins their July 1 haul that also included James van Riemsdyk, Jacob Bernard-Docker, and Ian Mitchell. It’s the 26-year-old’s first NHL contract in a year – he spent last season on an AHL deal with Charlotte, leading the Calder Cup runner-ups in scoring with 36 goals, 25 assists, and 61 points in 72 games.

Carolina Hurricanes| Detroit Red Wings| Toronto Maple Leafs| Transactions Cayden Primeau| John Leonard| Vinni Lettieri

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Rangers Sign Taylor Raddysh To Two-Year Deal

July 2, 2025 at 7:12 am CDT | by Josh Erickson 1 Comment

The Rangers have added some additional bottom-six depth, with PuckPedia reporting last night they’ve signed winger Taylor Raddysh to a two-year deal worth $3MM, carrying a $1.5MM cap hit. His deal includes $250,000 in upfront signing bonuses, according to PuckPedia.

The 6’3″, 200-lb Raddysh now heads to his third team in as many seasons after reaching outright unrestricted free agency for the first time. He’s coming off a one-year, $1MM contract with the Capitals that he signed after being non-tendered by the Blackhawks in the 2024 offseason.

In 2024-25, Raddysh posted seven goals, 20 assists, 27 points, a minus-seven rating, and 18 PIMs in 80 appearances while averaging 12:22 per game. The 27-year-old is now two years removed from his 20-goal breakout with the Blackhawks and has seen his overall effectiveness decrease in the years since, recording a career-low 93 shots on goal and 59 hits with the Caps.

Raddysh joins Justin Dowling as New York’s lone forward signings in unrestricted free agency. Most of their available cap space was used to bring in top UFA blue-liner Vladislav Gavrikov on a seven-year, $49MM deal and to secure a two-year, $7.8MM contract for RFA winger William Cuylle.

If Raddysh doesn’t pan out with the Rangers and is placed on waivers and buried in the minors, he would still count for $350,000 against the cap, at least in 2025-26. That figure would decrease in 2026-27 with an expected increase in the league minimum salary and, in turn, a higher maximum buriable salary. Given the Rangers’ lack of offensive depth on their bottom two forward lines, though, he should get the chance for a regular role out of the gate and potentially see increased minutes compared to his time in Washington.

New York Rangers| Transactions Taylor Raddysh

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