Chicago Blackhawks may use Carolina Hurricanes tactic to extend Connor Bedard long term
When the Hurricanes announced that they re-signed forward Seth Jarvis, fans around the league took notice of the interesting way they went about keeping the cap hit lower.
Deferred payments are allowed within the current CBA but up until a few days ago, no team had done a deal using it to such a large amount.
Jarvis, who broke out this past season with 33 goals and 34 assists for 67 points in 81 games, will receive a deferred payment bonus of a certain amount at the end of this contract that will end up saving the Hurricanes around $400,000 in cap space per each year of the deal.
Using this new founded idea, the Chicago Blackhawks could try and negotiate a deal with superstar forward Connor Bedard in the same manor to keep the AAV down but still pay the former first overall pick what he is worth.
While still a little ways away, it is worth noting that come July 1st, 2025, Connor Bedard is eligible to negotiate his second contract with the Blackhawks. The center, who produced 22 goals and 39 assists for 61 points in 68 games, is going to earn a big contract and the Blackhawks could attempt to save a little cap space while still giving Bedard the contract he deserves.
Source for Seth Jarvis's and Connor Bedard's stats: HockeyDB
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