Ducks sign Lundestrom to 2-year deal with reported $1.8M AAV
Norm Hall / National Hockey League / Getty
The Anaheim Ducks avoided arbitration with restricted free-agent forward Isac Lundestrom, signing him to a two-year deal on Monday.
The pact carries an average annual value of $1.8 million, according to Sportsnet's Elliotte Friedman.
Lundestrom's salary arbitration hearing was scheduled for July 27. He'll still be a restricted free agent after this pact expires.
The Swede recorded a career-high 16 goals and 13 assists in 80 contests in 2021-22 while averaging 15:29 per game.
A first-round pick by Anaheim in the 2018 draft, Lundestrom has 44 points in 151 career contests.
The Ducks have now signed all of their restricted free agents and have almost $26 million in projected cap space, according to CapFriendly.
HEADLINES
- Report: Kings sign Laferriere to 3-year, $12.3M contract
- Bedard, Celebrini among 42 NHLers invited to Canada's Olympic camp
- Report: Maple Leafs, Robertson over $1M apart in arbitration filings
- Gaudreau Family 5K raises over $500K for accessible playground
- Bowman expects to begin McDavid contract talks soon
Advertisement