The San Jose Sharks made notable transactions during the first day of NHL Free Agency, starting with the re-signing of forward William Eklund to a three-year contract extension worth $5.6 million AAV. This deal secures Eklund through the 2028-29 season. Additionally, the Sharks signed right-shot defenseman John Klingberg for one year at $4 million, addressing a critical need. Klingberg's role will include contributing to the power play, enhancing his stats before a potential trade to a playoff team, benefiting both Klingberg and the Sharks.
The San Jose Sharks signed forward William Eklund to a three-year contract extension worth $5.6 million AAV, securing his presence through the 2028-29 season.
Defenseman John Klingberg was signed to a one-year deal worth $4 million, filling a crucial need for right-shot defensemen in the Sharks' lineup.
Klingberg's addition is beneficial for both sides, allowing him to potentially boost his stats with young talent before being traded for a playoff run.
The Sharks managed to address roster needs and move closer to the salary cap floor during the first day of NHL Free Agency.
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