Restricted free agent Luke Hughes and the New Jersey Devils have different ideas when it comes to the term of a contract extension for the young defenceman, NJ.com’s Ryan Novozinsky reported Friday.
The main obstacle, according to NJ.com, is that the Hughes camp wants a five-year deal, to align Luke’s contract with that of brother Jack Hughes’ deal. This would conceivably set up both brothers to be unrestricted free agents ahead of the 2030-31 season.
Jack Hughes signed an eight-year, $64-million contract in 2021.
The Devils, on the other hand, want Luke Hughes to sign either a three-year bridge deal or a full eight-year extension.
Luke Hughes, 21, has 17 goals and 76 assists for 93 points and a minus-34 in 155 career games with the Devils. He’s averaged slightly more than 21 minutes in ice time over two full seasons with the club.
from Sportsnet.ca
via i9bet
No comments:
Post a Comment