Kraken defenseman Evans agrees to 2-year deal
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Seattle Kraken defenseman Ryker Evans has signed a two-year contract extension with the team, ensuring his place in the lineup through the 2025-26 NHL season. The extension reflects the Kraken's commitment to developing young talent and bolstering their defensive corps after a solid rookie season for Evans.
Evans, who made his NHL debut last year, has shown promise with his offensive capabilities as well as his defensive skills. In his first season, he contributed both in the regular season and during the playoffs, showcasing his ability to adapt to the professional level.
The Kraken are looking to build on their recent success, and this extension for Evans solidifies their strategy to nurture promising players. As the team continues to grow, fan excitement is brewing around the potential of the squad, especially with young talents like Evans in the mix. This move is not only beneficial for Evans but also for the future of the franchise, signaling their belief in his abilities as a core player moving forward.
Evans, who made his NHL debut last year, has shown promise with his offensive capabilities as well as his defensive skills. In his first season, he contributed both in the regular season and during the playoffs, showcasing his ability to adapt to the professional level.
The Kraken are looking to build on their recent success, and this extension for Evans solidifies their strategy to nurture promising players. As the team continues to grow, fan excitement is brewing around the potential of the squad, especially with young talents like Evans in the mix. This move is not only beneficial for Evans but also for the future of the franchise, signaling their belief in his abilities as a core player moving forward.