As the NHL's free agency period continues to heat up, many eyes are turning to the remaining restricted free agents (RFAs) still without contracts. With the current trend of mid-term deals becoming increasingly popular, it's likely that these players will follow suit. In recent years, RFAs have been opting for shorter-term extensions, often with higher average annual values, in an effort to maintain salary cap flexibility and potentially re-enter the market sooner. With the 2024-25 season just around the corner, will the likes of [player names] be the next to sign mid-term deals, or will they take a different approach to secure their financial futures?

Are Remaining Star RFAs Destined For Mid-Term Contracts Given Recent NHL Trends?  The Hockey News