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Maple Leafs sign Jack Roslovic to 2-year deal worth $4M annually

According to Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman, the Toronto Maple Leafs will sign forward Jack Roslovic to a two-year contract, worth $4 million annually. Roslovic is listed as the 20th-best free agent on Daily Faceoff’s board. Here’s what Daily Faceoff managing editor Matt Larkin wrote about Roslovic, ahead of July 1: The speedy Roslovic provided great value…

Lightning sign winger Ilya Mikheyev to four-year contract

The Tampa Bay Lightning made their first move roughly an hour into free agency as they signed Ilya Mikheyev to a four-year contract with an Average Annual Value of $3.85 million according to the winger’s agent, Dan Milstein. Ilya Mikheyev signs a four-year NHL contract with the Tampa Bay Lightning. #GoBolts #WeAreGoldStar pic.twitter.com/ytn5UiQlk9 — Dan Milstein (@HockeyAgent1) July 1, 2026 The 6’2″, 192 lb. forward scored 18 goals for the Chicago Blackhawks last season wh...

SIGNED: Stuart Skinner Signs With Canadian Team

The Winnipeg Jets are adding another NHL-tested goalie, signing Stuart Skinner as free agency continues to move fast. Per Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet, Skinner is signing with Winnipeg on a two-year deal worth $3.75 million per season.  For a Jets team that had a rough step back last season, this is a pretty clear move to stabilize the crease behind Connor Hellebuyck and give them another goalie with real workload experience. Or, maybe this marks the end of Hellebuyck's time in Winnipeg...

Maple Leafs Sign Free Agent Jack Roslovic

The Toronto Maple Leafs have added some goal-scoring to their forward group, signing unrestricted free agent Jack Roslovic to a two-year deal with a $4M AAV. Jack Roslovic is signing a two-year deal with the #leafs carrying a $4M AAV — Chris Johnston (@reporterchris) July 1, 2026 The 29-year-old Roslovic is coming off back-to-back 20-goal seasons, after finding the net 21 times with the Edmonton Oilers this past year, with 36 points in 69 games.  The Leafs tried to land Roslovic in f...

Red Wings Sign Viktor Arvidsson To Multi-Year Deal

The Detroit Red Wings are adding another veteran scorer, signing Viktor Arvidsson as they continue tweaking their forward group in free agency. Per Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet, Arvidsson is signing with Detroit on a two-year deal worth $5 million per season.  The 33-year-old winger was one of the more proven scoring options still available, and Detroit moved quickly to bring in a player who can help right away. Viktor Arvidsson 2 x $5M Detroit — Elliotte Friedman (@FriedgeHNIC) J...

Penguins sign defenseman Declan Carlile

The Penguins have added again in free agency. Left shot Declan Carlile, formerly of Tampa, has reportedly signed a two-year deal with Pittsburgh. Carlile could be a candidate to help fill in for the loss of Parker Wotherspoon after yesterday’s trade. Carlile was another player profiled on Pensburgh yesterday as a name to keep an […]

Confirmed: Red Wings Agree to Two-Year Deal With Arvidsson

The post Confirmed: Red Wings Agree to Two-Year Deal With Arvidsson appeared first on Detroit Hockey Now . One Swede is coming to the Detroit Red Wings. Another Swede is leaving the organization. The Red Wings have agreed […] The post Confirmed: Red Wings Agree to Two-Year Deal With Arvidsson appeared first on Detroit Hockey Now .

Report: Larkin Trade To Wild Contingent On One Key Factor

If there's any chance at all of Dylan Larkin being traded to the Minnesota Wild this offseason, it would be contingent on one player who MUST be included in the deal, per insider Nick Kypreos of Sportsnet . The Red Wings would have no problem trading Dylan Larkin to Minnesota if the Wild were prepared to part with Matt Boldy. Other than (Matt) Boldy, there is nothing else Detroit GM Steve Yzerman is too interested in.  We'd have to believe that Larkin wouldn't be pleased to go to Minnesot...

Blackhawks sign defenseman Ian Cole

The Blackhawks entered Wednesday’s free agency period with an extremely young group of blue-liners and have reportedly added a veteran defenseman to remedy that. Pierre LeBrun of The Athletic was among the reporters who shared the news of Chicago signing Ian Cole to a one-year deal worth up to $4.75 million, as detailed below Wednesday morning: Ian Cole to Chicago, one year deal with $4M base salary plus $750k in possible bonuses so can be total of $4.75 M — Pierre LeBrun (@Pie...

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