NHL free agency tracker: Jonathan Toews to sign with Jets, Matt Duchene re-signs with Stars

The Stanley Cup final has officially involved and now Nhl The franchise is changing its approach to the low season with the NHL project and the free agency around the corner.

After two years of the NHL, Jonathan Toews, former Chicago Blackhawks striker, will sign with Winnipeg’s jets. Toews last played in 2022-23, but recorded 883 points (372 goals and 511 assists) in 1,067 regular career career matches.

Toews is originally from Winnipeg, so the talented center will have the opportunity to play in its hometown team.

In the meantime, Alosing in the Western Conference Final for the third consecutive season, the stars are starting early on their out-of-season tasks. Stars have signed Matt Duchene in an extension of four -year contract of $ 18 million ($ 4.5 million AAV), which was scheduled to reach the free agency this summer.

Duchene has spent the last two seasons in Dallas since he signed with the franchise in the 2023 season.

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The NHL free agency opens on July 1 at noon ET, but many teams will make an effort to extend players already on their list, as well as make shops before that.

Toronto Maple Leafs striker Mitch Marner will be the highest player in the open market this summer. Florida Panthers Forward Sam Bennett, Vancouver Canucks Winger Brock Boeser, and Pantherian Ombudsman Aaron Ekblad also highlight the class of free agents in the low season.

CBS Sports has covered you all the free NHL agency with all the last signings of the league.

Jonathan Toews to sign with jets

Jonathan Toews will make his long -awaited return from the NHL after two seasons away from the ice. The Jets announced that Tonews will sign with the franchise when the free agency opens on July 1.

Toews won 883 points (372 goals and 511 assists) in 1,067 matches of the regular race season. It also ranks fifth in games played, sixth in points, sixth in goals, eighth in attendance and third in game winners (69) in Blackhawks history. In his last season he completes in 2022-23, Blackhawks star scored 15 goals and won 16 assists in 53 games. Toews has a long list of recognitions, including -win three Stanley Cups with Blackhawks and capture the Conn Smythe Trophy as a Playoff MVP in 2010.

Matt Duchene stays with the stars

The stars again bring a key member of their veteran nucleus. Dallas has re -signed the future to an extension of four -year contracts, which will be worth $ 4.5 million per season. Duchene was an unrestricted free agent this summer.

Duchene recorded 30 goals and 52 assists in 82 games of the regular season when he directed the stars by scoring in 2024-25. Its 52 assists were a career this past season and the 82 Duchene points were the second highest season in their entire 16 -year career. Duchene also added six points (one goal and five assists) in 18 games throughout the Playoffs of the Stanley Cup. Duchene should continue to be a very productive member of the team’s top six, as they are trying to have a Stanley Cup next season.

Avalanche Extend Brock Nelson

Avalanche possibly maintains its superior free agent in the fold for the foreseeable future. The team has signed Brock Nelson in an extension of three -year contract that has an average annual value of $ 7.5 million. Nelson was planned to become a free agent without restrictions this summer.

Nelson was acquired at the commercial date of 2025 of the islanders of New York and reached 13 points (6 goals and 7 assists) in 19 games of the regular season with Colorado. He recorded 56 combined points (26 goals and 30 assists) between the evaluation and the islanders, while registered with four assists in the loss of the team’s first round series at the hands of Dallas stars. Nelson will continue to focus the second line of Avalanche and skate with Gabriel Landeskog and Valeri Nichushkin.

Nelson will become 34 years towards the start of the 2025-26 season this fall.