Detroit Red Wings forward Alex DeBrincat is reportedly locking in a lucrative long-term future with the team, according to insider sources. The star scorer, who contributed two goals and an assist in Tuesday’s game against the New Jersey Devils, is expected to sign a seven-year contract extension. The deal would make him one of the highest-paid players in the NHL, with an annual salary nearing $13 million. Fans and analysts will be watching to see how this move impacts the franchise’s roster strategy moving forward.

Right wing Alex DeBrincat, Detroit's leading scorer who had two goals and an assist Tuesday in a loss to the New Jersey Devils, is finalizing a new deal with the Red Wings, sources told ESPN, a seven-year contract extension worth $13 million annually.