Jake Burkey

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Contract: 5 years, $3.4M AAV
The <a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/depth-chart/boston-bruins-depth-chart">Boston Bruins</a> gave <a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/players/tanner-jeannot/3954">Tanner Jeannot</a> a five-year deal at $3.4 million AAV despite his scoring production significantly dropping off after his rookie season. This long-term commitment to a bottom-six forward who hasn't reached double-digit goal totals since the 2021-22 season is viewed as a risky overpayment for a team currently in a retooling and rebuilding phase.
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1. Tanner Jeannot, Forward, Boston Bruins

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Contract: 4 years, $4.5M AAV
<a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/players/cody-ceci/3534">Cody Ceci</a> was signed to a four-year, $4.5 million AAV contract, which is considered too much term and money for a player who is best suited for a third-pairing role. The <a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/depth-chart/los-angeles-kings-depth-chart">Los Angeles Kings</a> already have other right-handed defensemen ahead of him, and giving Ceci this contract instead of retaining a younger, cheaper player like <a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/players/jordan-spence/3381">Jordan Spence</a> is viewed as a clear downgrade.
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2. Cody Ceci, Defense, LA Kings

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Contract: 7 years, $8.5M AAV
The <a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/depth-chart/columbus-blue-jackets-depth-chart">Columbus Blue Jackets</a> gave <a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/players/ivan-provorov/3676">Ivan Provorov</a> a seven-year extension worth $8.5 million AAV, a price tag considered well above his market value as a top-4 guy, but not a true number one. This long-term, expensive commitment for a player whose play doesn't warrant that salary could hinder the team's ability to sign their emerging young stars down the line.
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3. Ivan Provorov, Defense, Columbus Blue Jackets

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Contract: 6 years, $5.25M AAV
<a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/players/brad-marchand/3708">Brad Marchand</a>, 37, signed a six-year, $5.25 million AAV contract, which is considered a risk due to his age and the potential for a decline in performance over the duration of the deal. However, his playoff performance for the <a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/depth-chart/florida-panthers-depth-chart">Florida Panthers</a> this year was one for the ages, so I’m sure Bill Zito and company don’t mind.
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4. Brad Marchand, Forward, Florida Panthers

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Contract: 8 years, $3.85M AAV
The <a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/depth-chart/edmonton-oilers-depth-chart">Edmonton Oilers</a> re-signed <a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/players/trent-frederic/3705">Trent Frederic</a> to an eight-year, $3.85 million AAV deal, which is considered an excessive term for a depth player who had a down year and has not consistently produced at a level to justify such a long commitment. This contract ties up valuable cap space that the Oilers could potentially regret in the later years if Frederic's performance declines.

5. Trent Frederic, Forward, Edmonton Oilers

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Contract: 4 years, $4.5M AAV
<a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/players/ryan-lindgren/3897">Ryan Lindgren</a>'s four-year, $4.5 million AAV contract is viewed as risky due to concerns about his durability and the physical toll his playing style has taken on him, especially at 27 years old. His performance has dropped off, and the <a target="_blank" rel="noopener">Seattle Kraken</a> is paying him like a top-four defenseman despite these concerns, which makes it a questionable move given the team's potential need to get younger.

6. Ryan Lindgren, Defense, Seattle Kraken

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Contract: 2 years, $6.5M AAV
<a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/players/dmitry-orlov/4032">Dmitry Orlov</a>'s two-year, $6.5 million AAV contract, while providing experience and helping the <a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/depth-chart/san-jose-sharks-depth-chart">San Jose Sharks</a> reach the salary cap floor, is seen as a high cap hit for a rebuilding team. While Orlov can be a solid defenseman, he’s wildly inconsistent. However, this contract keeps the Sharks barely above the cap floor, meaning they essentially needed to overpay here.

7. Dmitry Orlov, Defense, San Jose Sharks

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Contract: 7 years, $7.25M AAV
<a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/players/brock-boeser/3496">Brock Boeser</a>'s seven-year, $7.25 million AAV contract carries risks because of his inconsistent play, particularly at even strength, and his struggles in transition and skating. While he offers value on the power play for the <a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/depth-chart/vancouver-canucks-depth-chart">Vancouver Canucks</a>, the contract is a long-term gamble on a player who needs specific linemates to be effective and whose play could decline.

8. Brock Boeser, Forward, Vancouver Canucks

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Contract: 8 years, $8M AAV
The <a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/depth-chart/florida-panthers-depth-chart">Florida Panthers</a> re-signed <a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/players/sam-bennett/4060">Sam Bennett</a> to an eight-year, $8 million AAV contract. While his game thrives in the playoffs and is highly valued, the Panthers could regret this deal if he doesn't consistently perform at that same level throughout the contract. However, after back-to-back championships, I see this contract more as a reward for his contributions.

9. Sam Bennett, Forward, Florida Panthers

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Contract: 3 years, $4M AAV
<a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/players/brian-dumoulin/3317">Brian Dumoulin</a>'s three-year, $4 million AAV contract is seen as compounding the <a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/depth-chart/los-angeles-kings-depth-chart">Los Angeles Kings</a>' questionable moves on defense by adding another aging defenseman whose play has declined. Committing over $8 million combined to Dumoulin and Ceci while letting a player like <a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/players/vladislav-gavrikov/3384">Vladislav Gavrikov</a> walk for less money is considered poor asset and cap management.

10. Brian Dumoulin, Defense, LA Kings

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Contract: 4 years, $5.5M AAV
<a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/players/nicolas-hague/3358">Nicolas Hague</a>’s development has stalled, with weak puck-moving and rush defense skills, yet Nashville signed him to a hefty deal for a bottom-pair defenseman. The $5.5M cap hit is excessive for his limited impact, making this a risky commitment.

11. Nicolas Hague, Defense, Nashville Predators

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Contract: 5 years, $1.8M AAV
<a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/players/jake-allen/3782">Jake Allen</a>’s five-year term as a backup goaltender is excessive for a 35-year-old, despite the low cap hit. If his performance declines, the Devils may struggle to move this contract, even with a rising cap.

12. Jake Allen, Goalie, New Jersey Devils

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Contract: 6 years, $2.33M AAV
<a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/players/yanni-gourde/3326">Yanni Gourde</a>’s six-year deal is a head-scratcher for a 33-year-old fourth-line forward with declining production (36 points in 80 games in 2024-25). The term is far too long for his role, risking cap strain for Tampa. At the same time, Gourde has won a cup in Tampa previously, so there is obviously a tight-knit relationship there.

13. Yanni Gourde, Forward, Tampa Bay Lightning

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Contract: 8 years, $6.25M AAV
<a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/players/alexander-romanov/3871">Alexander Romanov</a>’s eight-year deal is a massive risk after inconsistent seasons, with his defensive play not justifying the high cap hit. The Islanders’ bet on one good year could haunt them if he regresses moving forward.

14. Alexander Romanov, Defense, New York Islanders

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Contract: 7 years, $7M AAV
<a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/players/vladislav-gavrikov/3384">Vladislav Gavrikov</a>’s defensive reliability is an asset, but a seven-year, $7M AAV contract is excessive for a defenseman with limited offensive contributions. This deal strains the Rangers’ salary cap, potentially restricting future roster moves. Long-term, high-value contracts are a familiar pattern for New York’s front office, often handed out with little hesitation.

15. Vladislav Gavrikov, Defense, New York Rangers

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Contract: 3 years, $7M AAV
<a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/players/mikael-granlund/3415">Mikael Granlund</a>’s $7M cap hit is high for a forward coming off a 60-point season, especially at 33 years old. Anaheim’s young core may benefit from his experience, but the price tag feels like an overpay.

16. Mikael Granlund, Forward, Anaheim Ducks

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Contract: 6 years, $5.5M AAV
<a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/players/morgan-geekie/3715">Morgan Geekie</a>’s six-year deal is a stretch for a middle-six forward with a career-high of 39 points. Boston’s commitment to his potential could backfire if he doesn’t grow into a top-line role. Only time will tell, though.

17. Morgan Geekie, Forward, Boston Bruins

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Contract: 2 years, $2.75M AAV
<a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/players/anthony-beauvillier/3584">Anthony Beauvillier</a>’s signing is risky because his inconsistent scoring (25 points last season) and frequent team switches raise doubts about his fit as a bottom-six forward at this price. His playoff spark is a plus, but he may not deliver enough for $2.75M annually.

18. Anthony Beauvillier, Forward, Washington Capitals

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Contract: 1 year, $1.75M AAV
<a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/players/tony-deangelo/4037">Tony DeAngelo</a>’s offensive flair comes with defensive flaws and off-ice baggage, making his $1.75M deal a gamble. He could help the power play but might struggle to be a reliable all-around defender.

19. Tony DeAngelo, Defense, New York Islanders

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Contract: 1 year, $1M AAV
At 36, <a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/players/james-van-riemsdyk/3709">James van Riemsdyk</a>’s fading speed and modest 36 points last season make his $1M deal a low-risk but low-reward move. He’s a solid veteran, but Detroit needs more firepower to contend.

20. James van Riemsdyk, Forward, Detroit Red Wings

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Contract: 1 year, $775,000 AAV
The <a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/depth-chart/pittsburgh-penguins-depth-chart">Pittsburgh Penguins</a> signed <a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/players/alexander-alexeyev/3997">Alexander Alexeyev</a> to a one-year, league-minimum deal to add size and depth to their thin left-side defense. While he's a former first-round pick, he’s struggled to establish himself in the NHL, appearing in only eight games last season with no points. The move is low-risk, but it's underwhelming due to his limited upside, poor recent form, and lack of proven impact.
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21. Alexander Alexeyev, Defense, Pittsburgh Penguins

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Contract: 1 year, $825,000
The <a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/depth-chart/ottawa-senators-depth-chart">Ottawa Senators</a> re-signed forward <a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/players/nick-cousins/4055">Nick Cousins</a> to a one-year deal after he posted 15 points in 50 games during 2024‑25 with the club. While he brings grit and experience as a former Cup winner, his limited offensive production, frequent undisciplined penalties, and low trust in key moments make him a low-ceiling fourth liner who rarely positively impacts games.
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22. Nick Cousins, Forward, Ottawa Senators

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Contract: 2-year, $3.95M AAV
<a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/players/josh-manson/3513">Josh Manson</a> signed a two‑year extension with the <a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/depth-chart/colorado-avalanche-depth-chart">Colorado Avalanche</a> through 2027–28 despite missing nearly 30–35% of regular-season games due to recurring injuries. At 33 years old, his durability concerns, declining play, poor penalty differential, and limited upside raise questions about the value of locking him in for two more seasons.

23. Josh Manson, Defense, Colorado Avalanche

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Contract: 5-year, $4.25M AAV
The <a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/depth-chart/utah-mammoth-depth-chart">Utah Mammoth</a> locked <a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/players/jack-mcbain/3409">Jack McBain</a> into a five-year contract, banking on his physicality and grit after a 27-point season in 82 games. However, his offensive upside is modest—he posted just 27 points —and most value comes from hits and energy. At this term and salary, the deal risks overpaying for limited scoring potential and long-term impact.

24. Jack McBain, Forward, Utah Mammoth

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Contract: 5-year, $5.15M AAV
<a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/players/cam-york/3913">Cam York</a> signed a five-year deal banking on a bounce-back after a 17-point season and conflict with former coach John Tortorella. Despite flashes of upside, he posted a minus‑8 plus/minus rating, logged 66 games with middling production, and Philly’s expected goal share was actually higher without him—raising concerns that the <a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/depth-chart/philadelphia-flyers-depth-chart">Philadelphia Flyers</a> are committing meaningful cap space to a defenseman whose recent performance doesn’t yet justify the investment.

25. Cam York, Defense, Philadelphia Flyers

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Contract: 2-year, $3.6M AAV
<a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/players/andrew-mangiapane/3473">Andrew Mangiapane</a> signed a two-year contract with the <a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/depth-chart/edmonton-oilers-depth-chart">Edmonton Oilers</a> after posting 28 points in 81 games with Washington in 2024–25. While he is a high-effort winger with solid possession metrics, his point production has declined steadily since his peak 35-goal season in 2021–22, dropping roughly 40% of per-game output—making his scoring upside questionable at this cap hit.

26. Andrew Mangiapane, Forward, Edmonton Oilers

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Contract: 1-year, $1.5M AAV
The <a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/depth-chart/utah-mammoth-depth-chart">Utah Mammoth</a> signed <a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/players/vitek-vanecek/3842">Vitek Vanecek</a> to a one-year deal to add goaltending depth, but his recent performance has declined significantly, with a 3.62 GAA and .884 save percentage in 2024–25. While he has Stanley Cup experience as a backup, his limited playoff action and inconsistent play make this a risky signing that may not provide reliable net-minding.

27. Vitek Vanecek, Goalie, Utah Mammoth

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Contract: 2-year, $1.5M AAV
The <a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/depth-chart/buffalo-sabres-depth-chart">Buffalo Sabres</a> signed veteran goaltender <a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/players/alex-lyon/3693">Alex Lyon</a> to a two-year contract. While he brings experience, his recent performances haven’t been great. Over his 113-game NHL career, he has a 51–38–11 record with a 2.99 GAA and .902 SV%, which are considered average at best. Given the Sabres' aspirations to contend, relying on a goaltender with such inconsistent metrics may not be the most prudent strategy.

28. Alex Lyon, Goalie, Buffalo Sabres

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Contracts: 2-year, $2.75M AAV
The <a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/depth-chart/nashville-predators-depth-chart">Nashville Predators</a> signed defenseman <a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/players/nick-perbix/3972">Nick Perbix</a> to a two-year contract. He offers size and a right-handed shot, but his recent performance has certainly been underwhelming. Given his inconsistent play and the Predators' need for reliable defensive contributors, this signing may not provide an immediate impact.

29. Nicklaus Perbix, Defense, Nashville Predators

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Contract: 1-year, $4.3M AAV
The <a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/depth-chart/los-angeles-kings-depth-chart">Los Angeles Kings</a> signed <a href="https://www.sportsgrid.com/nhl/players/andrei-kuzmenko/3476">Andrei Kuzmenko</a> to a one-year contract extension. He had a strong finish to the 2024–25 season with the Kings, recording 17 points in 22 games and adding six points in six playoff games, but his overall performance has been inconsistent. The team could have allocated its money to address other areas of need or pursued more consistent scoring options.

30. Andrei Kuzmenko, Forward, LA Kings

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