Reporting provides insight on Nikolaj Ehlers' drawn out decision to sign with Carolina Hurricanes
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Nikolaj Ehlers, a former Winnipeg Jets winger, signed a six-year, $51 million contract with the Carolina Hurricanes after becoming a free agent. He expressed a desire to leave the high-pressure environment of Winnipeg for a quieter market, highlighting his need for a change of scenery. Ehlers spent ten years with the Jets and communicated his emotional decision to head coach Scott Arniel, stating that while his departure was necessary, it was not due to any negative feelings towards the team or city.
Being the most sought after NHL free agent on the market comes with a lot of attention and pressure. Ehlers made it clear leaving Winnipeg that he wanted to go to a quieter market.
Ehlers spent the last 10 years with the Jets, the team that drafted him in 2014. He felt the move was necessary after nearly a decade in Winnipeg.
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