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NHL Rumors: Analyst explains why Brock Nelson turned down Islanders offer despite it being 'more' than Avalanche deal
In the aftermath of Nelson's contract details being released, one Islanders reporter came out with an interesting nugget on the situation. Beat reporter Stefen Rosner shared that New York initially offered Brock Nelson slightly more than the final offer he wound up accepting in Colorado.
Analyzing the Brock Nelson extension and its ripple effect for the Avalanche | NHL Insider
Colton had a red-hot start to the season before scoring just four goals in his final 40 games. He can still provide value in the bottom six, but the Avalanche might want to shed his $4 million salary. Colton's full no-trade clause moves to a limited no-trade clause on July 1.
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The Colorado Avalanche signed Brock Nelson to a three-year, $22.5 million extension. That’s worth $7.5 million per season, a ...
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Brock Nelson signed a three-year contract with the Colorado Avalanche on Wednesday. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Brock Nelson finished out the season with the Avalanche, but will he stay in NHL free agency? Or could he find a new home?
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