Minnesota Wild ink defenseman Brock Faber to a $68 million deal
Today, the Minnesota Wild and defenseman Brock Faber have reached a significant extension agreement for the 2024-25 NHL season.
Reports are emerging this afternoon that Brock Faber and Wild GM Bill Guerin have finalized an 8-year, $68 million extension. This substantial deal comes on the heels of Faber's Calder Trophy finalist performance.
BROCKIN' FOR 8 MORE YEARS 🌲
The @mnwild have signed Brock Faber to an eight-year deal! ✍️
8 MORE YEARS OF BROCKSTAR 🤯
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Brock Faber re-signs with Wild
8 x 8.5M AAV.
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Just over a year after joining the Minnesota Wild, Brock Faber has secured a major extension to remain with the team long-term. Few anticipated such rapid success following his departure from the University of Minnesota.
Faber will now continue his quest for a Norris Trophy with the Wild. If he reaches Norris Trophy-caliber performance, this contract could quickly become a bargain.
Brock Faber, extended 8x$8.5M by MIN, is a young two-way puck-moving defenceman who stepped into the NHL playing 25 minutes a night with strong production. His results slipped a lot in the second half of the season, but the Wild obviously see him as their 1D of the future.
Source: House of Hockey
Minnesota Wild sign Brock Faber to a $68 million contract
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JUILLET 29 | 102 ANSWERS Minnesota Wild ink defenseman Brock Faber to a $68 million deal How do you view Brock Faber's $68 million contract�fairly compensated, overpaid, or underpaid? |
Fairly compensated | 21 | 20.6 % |
Overpaid | 72 | 70.6 % |
Underpaid | 9 | 8.8 % |
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