Jets, Vilardi reach 6-year, $45 million extension
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The Winnipeg Jets have made a significant move by signing forward Gabriel Vilardi to a six-year extension worth $45 million, aiming to solidify their roster for the upcoming seasons. Vilardi, who joined the Jets after being traded from the Los Angeles Kings, had an impressive performance last season, showcasing his skills as a core player for the team.
This long-term commitment reflects the Jets' confidence in Vilardi's abilities and potential to grow as a top-tier forward in the NHL. His versatility and scoring ability make him a valuable asset, and he is expected to play a crucial role in the Jets' offensive strategies moving forward.
General Manager Kevin Cheveldayoff expressed excitement about the extension, highlighting Vilardi's contributions and how they align with the team’s goals. This deal not only secures Vilardi's future in Winnipeg but also underscores the Jets' commitment to building a competitive team capable of contending in the playoffs.
As the Jets gear up for the next season, they have set high expectations not only for Vilardi but for the entire roster, aiming for a deep playoff run and a bid for the Stanley Cup.
This long-term commitment reflects the Jets' confidence in Vilardi's abilities and potential to grow as a top-tier forward in the NHL. His versatility and scoring ability make him a valuable asset, and he is expected to play a crucial role in the Jets' offensive strategies moving forward.
General Manager Kevin Cheveldayoff expressed excitement about the extension, highlighting Vilardi's contributions and how they align with the team’s goals. This deal not only secures Vilardi's future in Winnipeg but also underscores the Jets' commitment to building a competitive team capable of contending in the playoffs.
As the Jets gear up for the next season, they have set high expectations not only for Vilardi but for the entire roster, aiming for a deep playoff run and a bid for the Stanley Cup.