00:00 – Jackson Blake Signs Massive 8-Year, $45M Deal with Carolina Hurricanes
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1. Jackson Blake Signs Massive 8-Year, $45M Deal with Carolina Hurricanes
Jackson Blake, the former UND forward, has signed an eight-year, $45-million contract extension with the Carolina Hurricanes. This deal, which begins in the 2026-27 season, underscores the Hurricanes’ commitment to the young talent who had an impressive rookie season. Blake scored 17 goals and 34 points in 80 games, and his tenacious play and competitiveness align perfectly with the team’s culture. The Hurricanes selected Blake in the fourth round of the 2021 NHL Draft, and he has already proven to be one of the best picks from that class. Blake’s journey includes winning a state championship, a USHL Clark Cup, and multiple collegiate awards. The Hurricanes finished second in the Metropolitan Division last season and reached the Eastern Conference Finals. This video explores Blake’s career highlights, the significance of his contract, and what it means for the Hurricanes’ future.
2. Jackson Blake Signs 8-Year, $45M Extension With Hurricanes | NHL Contract Breakdown & Impact
Jackson Blake has signed a massive 8-year, $45 million contract extension with the Carolina Hurricanes!
In this video, we break down what the deal means for the Hurricanes’ future, Blake’s career, and how this long-term investment impacts the NHL landscape. Get all the key stats from Blake’s outstanding rookie season, including his 17 goals and 17 assists, his playoff performance, and insights on his journey from the University of North Dakota to the NHL.
Find out why the Hurricanes acted quickly before CBA changes, what this contract structure means for salary cap management, and what fans can expect from one of the league’s most exciting young forwards.
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