Hockey Insider Revealed Contract Talks Aren't going Well In New Jersey For One Of Their Top Players
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S. Harper
August 3, 2022 (0:05)
The New Jersey Devils rebuild is starting to come together with alot of young players and prospects in the cupboards. However, The Devils and leading scorer from last season restricted free Agent Jasper Bratt have hit a road block in the contract negotiations.
Apparently the two sides have differences when it comes to salaries for Bratt. The Devils and Bratt are around $2.350,000 million dollars apart and look to be having to head to salary arbitration on August 3rd to figure it out.
According to Hockey Insider Frank Seravalli the Devils have filed for the sum of $4.150,000 million dollars annually while Bratt's agent is asking for $6,500,000 dollars annually. Last session Bratt earned $2.750,000 million dollars on a two year contract.
The 24 year-old had 26 goals, and 73 points in 76 games last season. Bratt was selected in the 6th round 162th overall by the Devils in the 2016 NHL Draft.
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AOUT 3 | 53 ANSWERS Hockey Insider Revealed Contract Talks Aren't going Well In New Jersey For One Of Their Top Players Would you take Jesper Bratt on your team?? |
Yes | 28 | 52.8 % |
No thanks | 25 | 47.2 % |
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