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The Ducks signed the defenseman to a six-year, $43.2 million contract extension despite his having played only 14 career NHL games.

The gap between McDavid, Draisaitl and Bouchard compared to the rest of the team has never looked wider throughout Edmonton's strong start.

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Which team has the most players signed to a deal with six years or more remaining, including this year? Let's break it down.

Carlsson's contract was a game changer in the NHL. DeBrincat's new average annual value of $13 million per year is the latest evidence.

Let's analyze the uncertain futures of five big-name pending UFAs who haven't re-signed yet and see what their futures might hold.

The successful team has experienced a decline in season-ticket sales mixed with a shift in ticket-selling strategy.

The all-evening, all-32 event on Tuesday was "a complete success," according to the league -- but there's still room for improvement.

A tennis player has to manage the pressure of competing alone, while a baseball player faces long stretches between moments of action.