Martin Fehervary and Aliaksei Protas did not practice for the Capitals today, per NHL.com reporter Tom Gulitti. He adds that defender Jakob Chychrun did practice despite a puck deflecting into his face at practice yesterday.
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Washington Capitals defenseman Jakob Chychrun is making headlines once again—not just for his on-ice performance and whopping new contract but for his unconventional lifestyle choices.
The hockey world is a small one, and every time a big piece of news breaks, the entities within that world ask themselves “Oh boy, how dos this impact us?” Earlier this week, the Washington Capitals signed blueliner Jakob Chychrun to an eight year contract extension with a $9 million cap hit.
One of the best young defencemen in the league has been locked up long-term. On Tuesday, the Washington Capitals announced that they’ve signed Jakob Chychrun to an eight-year deal worth $72 million, or an annual cap hit of $9 million a season.
With so much attention on significant contracts for Leon Draisaitl and Connor McDavid, it’s almost been easy to forget that Evan Bouchard is a pending restricted free agent with arbitration rights.
The Washington Capitals reset the defence market on Tuesday (March 25) when they inked Jakob Chychrun to an eight-year deal with a $9 million cap hit. The Washington blueliner is having a great offensive season, recording 18 goals and 44 points through 66 games.
Aaron Portzline: The Columbus Blue Jackets have already signed college free agent forward Jack Williams to a two-year entry-level contract, but you should expect them to continue to be active in the college free agent market.
When Jakob Chychrun signed his eight-year contract extension with the Washington Capitals on Tuesday, it became clear right away that Evan Bouchard‘s extension in Edmonton wasn’t going to come for a penny less and might be worth more, given the age and points difference between the two players.
The Washington Capitals made headlines by locking up Jakob Chychrun to an eight-year contract with a $9 million cap hit, tying him with the Colorado Avalanche‘s Cale Makar and the New Jersey Devils‘ Dougie Hamilton for the 10th-highest paid defenseman in the league next season.
With San Jose and Chicago eliminated from postseason contention and many more to join them soon, here are the five most interesting defenseman who will hit the free-agent market.
Jakob Chychrun has cashed in as earlier Tuesday the Washington Capitals defenseman agreed to an eight-year extension that will carry a $9-million annual average value.
General manager Stan Bowman is going to have some very important contract discussions coming up soon. Connor McDavid, the captain of the Edmonton Oilers and the league’s top player, is eligible to sign an extension in July.
The Washington Capitals have extended defenseman Jakob Chychrun to an eight-year, $72 million contract, a $9 million salary cap hit. Sammi Silber: Capitals GM Chris Patrick on Chychrun’s extension: “Jakob is a proven, dynamic defenseman in the prime of his career who has established himself as one of the premier blueliners in the NHL.
On Tuesday morning, the Washington Capitals announced an eight-year, $72 million contract extension for defenseman Jakob Chychrun. The 6-foot-2 blueliner has been excellent in his first season with the Capitals, with a career-high 43 points through 65 games.
The Washington Capitals signed defenseman Jakob Chychrun to an 8-year, $72 million contract extension Tuesday. The deal's average annual value of $9 million is tied for 10th among NHL blueliners, according to Spotrac.
The Washington Capitals have locked up one of their best defensemen for the foreseeable future.
The Washington Capitals have locked up a key part of their future as on Tuesday the club announced that it has re-signed pending unrestricted free agent defenseman Jakob Chychrun to an eight-year deal that carries a $9-million annual average value.
An extension between the Capitals and Jakob Chychrun has seemingly been in the works for some time, with rumored interest dating back to the beginning of the season.
A name that flies under the radar is Jakob Chychrun. A first-round pick by the Arizona Coyotes in 2016, he’s been quietly making his mark with the Washington Capitals this season, despite being overshadowed by other defensemen, such as Cale Makar and Quinn Hughes.
Chychrun sits third leaguewide in goals scored by defensemen this year.
Jakob Chychrun has outplayed his $4.6M yearly cap hit and could finally demand top-pair money on a new deal.
Little details have been revealed about his injury.
Washington Capitals’ defender Jakob Chychrun is dealing with an upper-body injury and will not return to the game tonight (Oct. 29) against the New York Rangers, the team announced.
New Washington Capitals defenseman Jakob Chychrun is going to see how things play out during the 2024-25 NHL season. The 26-year-old is about to play for his third team since being drafted with the sixth overall pick in the 2016 NHL Entry Draft.
Washington Capitals general manager Brian MacLellan continued his busy summer of roster retooling by making a big trade Monday.
There was plenty of speculation that Jakob Chychrun might be on the move at this past year’s NHL Trade Deadline. He wasn’t dealt, even though his future in Ottawa seemed less than clear.
Senators GM Steve Staios is examining possible trades to finally kickstart the team’s rebuild out of low gear while freeing up financial maneuverability in the process.
Within a matter of weeks, the Ottawa Senators will find themselves at a crucial juncture as they examine their playoff chances, team makeup, and identify their core players.
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