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Per a report from Elliotte Friedman (subsequently confirmed by VGK) the Golden Knights have locked down forward Alex Tuch to a 7-year contract extension worth $33.25 million.

Tuch’s contract begins next season which means he’s under contract with the Golden Knights through the 2025-26 season. His cap hit remains the same ($925,000) for this season and the $4.75M begins next year.

The deal is similar to Shea Theodore’s deal in that Tuch appears to be slightly overpaid at the moment to become a steal salary-wise in a few years.

Tuch has yet to step on the ice this season after getting injured in one of the final preseason games of the year. This deal is obviously a good sign that the Golden Knights have no concerns about any lingering effects of the injury.

Flat $4.75 M salary across the board. No signing bonuses. Limited 5-team no trade clause kicks in five years from now. https://t.co/An9rPCAeHw

— Pierre LeBrun (@PierreVLeBrun) October 19, 2018

Alex Tuch has a message for the fans 😁 pic.twitter.com/2ZBNMFNITM

— Vegas Golden Knights (@GoldenKnights) October 19, 2018

Let's talk about Alex Tuch signing an extension that'll keep him in Vegas through 2025-26. https://t.co/t2d3Nd4nnA

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SHEA THEODORE (D) SIGNS 7 YEAR EXTENSION AT $5.2M AAV

By Ken Boehlke

On September 24, 2018

In Breaking News

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The stalemate is over. Shea Theodore has signed a 7-year contract worth $5.2 million AAV against the cap.

George McPhee said much of the negotiations were over the length of the contract. The team insisted on a long-term deal but Theodore and his agents were looking for a bridge deal that would lead Theodore to an even bigger deal in a few years.

The contract locks Theodore to the Golden Knights through the 2024-25 season with what McPhee described as “cost certainty.” In the eyes of the Golden Knights it may be a slight overpay for this year and next, but down the road, Theodore will be a steal at $5.2 million, especially if the cap continues to rise as projected.

Let's talk about Shea Theodore's 7 year $5.2M AAV contract and what it means for the Vegas Golden Knights. https://t.co/BJhs1zWjDV

— SinBin.vegas (@SinBinVegas) September 25, 2018

Full George McPhee press conference below.

https://t.co/VsO49noOvg

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"We didn't get everything we wanted, he didn't get everything he wanted but it's a deal." -McPhee on Theodore

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Gallant says Shea will be ready no problem for Opening Night.

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McPhee says he thought it would have helped him manage the cap better with a long term deal so the team insisted. Shea's agents wanted a 2 year deal.

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MAX PACIORETTY (F) SIGNS 4 YEAR EXTENSION AT $7M AAV

By Ken Boehlke

On September 10, 2018

In Breaking News

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Moments after being traded to the Golden Knights, the former Montreal Canadiens captain signed a four year, $28 million extension in Vegas.

Pacioretty had one year left on his previous contract so is now signed with the Golden Knights for the next five seasons through 2022-23.

His contract has a limited No Trade Clause that beings in 2019-20 that will allow him to veto a trade to 10 teams.

GOLDEN KNIGHTS ACQUIRE MAX PACIORETTY FOR TOMAS TATAR, NICK SUZUKI, AND A 2ND ROUND PICK

By Ken Boehlke

On September 9, 2018

In Breaking News

Say hello to the newest Golden Knight. (Photo Credit: SinBin.vegas Photographer Brandon Andreasen)

The Golden Knights pull off a late night blockbuster acquiring five-time 30 goal scorer and the captain of the Montreal Canadiens, Max Pacioretty.

Vegas parts with Tomas Tatar, Nick Suzuki (13th overall pick in 2017) and a 2019 2nd Round Pick.

Pacioretty has one year remaining on his contract with a cap hit of $4.5 million.

Pacioretty missed the final four weeks of the season last year with a knee injury. The previous three seasons he played 80 or more games.

As of now, Pacioretty goes to Vegas on his old deal…5 million dollar for this season…4.5 million dollar cap hit…But both sides hopeful of getting an extension done.

— John Shannon (@JSportsnet) September 10, 2018

Let's talk about Max… https://t.co/0cju0bJxdR

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Nate Schmidt Suspended For 20 Games For Violating Performance Enhancing Substance

By Ken Boehlke

On September 2, 2018

In Breaking News

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The NHL announced this morning that Golden Knights top defenseman Nate Schmidt has been suspended for the first 20 games of the regular season for violating the NHL/NHLPA Performance Enhancing Substances Program.

Per NHL rules, Schmidt will also be forced to miss all eight of the Golden Knights preseason games. He is however permitted to participate in training camp activities with the team.

The Golden Knights wasted no time strongly condemning the league for a suspension they believe is unwarranted. This statement was released just one minute after the league announced the suspension.

We were notified that the NHL has suspended Nate Schmidt for violating the terms of the NHL/NHLPA Performance Enhancing Substances Program. While we respect the NHL/NHLPA Performance Enhancing Substances Program and are committed to its success, we strongly disagree with the suspension. We firmly believe that the presence of a trace of the banned substance was accidental and unintentional. Based on our conversations with Nate, analysis from independent medical experts and sworn testimony from the parties involved, we believe it is clear Nate was not able to reasonably ascertain how the substance entered his body. Nate is an honest person with high moral character and great integrity. We will stand by him and support him during this time. -Golden Knights Official Statement

Schmidt released a statement of his own as well via the NHLPA website. In it, he explains that he has already appealed the suspension.

Fort Wayne Komets Become ECHL Affiliate For Golden Knights

By Ken Boehlke

On August 21, 2018

In Breaking News

With the move from the Moline, Illinois to Fort Wayne, Indiana the Vegas minor league system is back in order as the Golden Knights and Fort Wayne Komets agreed to a one-year ECHL affiliation.

The Golden Knights were forced to find a new affiliate after the Quad City Mallards folded following the 2017-18 season.

Keegan Kolesar, Tyler Wong, and Dimitry Osipov are among the Golden Knights prospects who made appearances in the ECHL last year.

With the agreement, the Golden Knights and their AHL affiliate, the Chicago Wolves, will be able to freely transfer players to the Komets.

The Komets do have a prior connection to the Golden Knights. Jack Adams winner Gerard Gallant’s first-ever coaching job was in Fort Wayne. He was an assistant coach in 1998-99 under head coach Grant Sonier.

WILLIAM KARLSSON (F) SIGNS 1 YEAR EXTENSION AT $5.25M

By Ken Boehlke

On August 4, 2018

In Breaking News

Just before reaching arbitration the Golden Knights and William Karlsson reached an agreement.

Since the contract is a one year deal, Karlsson and the Golden Knights can not sign a new long term extension until after January 1, 2019.

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When the contract expires, Karlsson will remain an RFA with arbitration rights.

The Golden Knights held the cards in terms of how long the deal would be. Arbitration can only award a player a 1 or 2 yr deal. Since Karlsson filed for arb, the team gets to pick the length. VGK likely chose 1 year to keep him an RFA. 2 would have made him a UFA at contract end.

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Since the contract is a one year deal, Karlsson and the Golden Knights can not sign a new long term extension until after January 1, 2019.

— SinBin.vegas (@SinBinVegas) August 4, 2018

Let's talk about William Karlsson's extension. https://t.co/0Z7rccBZiR

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William had a great year for us and we are excited to now have him under contract for next season. -George McPhee

I’m happy to have my deal and we don’t have to speculate other things. I want to prove that I can do it more than just once. Hopefully I play good and can look at a longer deal in the future. -William Karlsson

WILLIAM CARRIER (F) SIGNS 2 YEAR EXTENSION AT $725,000 AAV

By Ken Boehlke

On July 23, 2018

In Breaking News

TOMAS NOSEK (F) SIGNS 1 YEAR EXTENSION AT $962,500

By Ken Boehlke

On July 18, 2018

In Breaking News

Key part to this contract is Nosek will remain an RFA at the end of the deal. Thus remaining under VGK control. He will once again have arbitration rights however. https://t.co/BtXbpzn1dl

— SinBin.vegas (@SinBinVegas) July 18, 2018

MARC-ANDRE FLEURY (G) SIGNS 3 YEAR EXTENSION AT $7M AAV

By Ken Boehlke

On July 13, 2018

In Breaking News

🌸

FLEURY

HAS

SOME

REALLY

BIG

NEWS

❗️#VegasBorn pic.twitter.com/JXRllYGcvo

— Vegas Golden Knights (@GoldenKnights) July 13, 2018

Marc-Andre Fleury – @GoldenKnights:
2019-20 – $8.5 million
2020-21 – $6.5 million
2021-22 – $6 million
Total: 3 years, $21 million, $7 million AAV

— Frank Seravalli (@frank_seravalli) July 13, 2018

Limited no trade clause in Marc-André Fleury extension. https://t.co/P8O5U57giZ

— Renaud Lavoie (@renlavoietva) July 13, 2018

Per @frank_seravalli, Fleury's three year extension has a cap hit of $7M.

The most comparable contract to Fleury's three year $7M AAV contract is Ryan Miller's three year contract signed by the #Canucks in 2014https://t.co/7wYK9sfuiE pic.twitter.com/5AH5hMwXwz

— CapFriendly (@CapFriendly) July 13, 2018

"Goaltenders can play longer than most other positions. We made this decision based on some analytics, some experience and the type of athlete Marc-Andre is." -McPhee

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"I wish I had a better face." -Fleury on being called the 'face of the franchise'

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"This organization gave me a chance to play. To do what I love to do." -Marc-Andre Fleury pic.twitter.com/o7b9WBZNWx

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Marc-Andre the Meteorologist? pic.twitter.com/bLincFCSwN

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Category: Breaking News (Page 1 of 6)

ALEX TUCH (F) SIGNS 7 YEAR EXTENSION AT $4.75M AAV

SHEA THEODORE (D) SIGNS 7 YEAR EXTENSION AT $5.2M AAV

MAX PACIORETTY (F) SIGNS 4 YEAR EXTENSION AT $7M AAV

GOLDEN KNIGHTS ACQUIRE MAX PACIORETTY FOR TOMAS TATAR, NICK SUZUKI, AND A 2ND ROUND PICK

Nate Schmidt Suspended For 20 Games For Violating Performance Enhancing Substance

Fort Wayne Komets Become ECHL Affiliate For Golden Knights

WILLIAM KARLSSON (F) SIGNS 1 YEAR EXTENSION AT $5.25M

WILLIAM CARRIER (F) SIGNS 2 YEAR EXTENSION AT $725,000 AAV

TOMAS NOSEK (F) SIGNS 1 YEAR EXTENSION AT $962,500

MARC-ANDRE FLEURY (G) SIGNS 3 YEAR EXTENSION AT $7M AAV

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