In a major shake-up in the NHL's free agency landscape, the Philadelphia Flyers have made a bold move by tendering an $18 million average annual value (AAV) offer sheet to Anaheim Ducks' rising star Leo Carlsson. The 20-year-old Swedish forward has been generating significant buzz in the hockey world with his impressive performances in the Swedish Hockey League and the World Juniors. If the Ducks decline the offer sheet, the Flyers would retain Carlsson's rights, but the team would also be forced to compensate the Ducks with draft picks. Meanwhile, the Dallas Stars have re-signed captain Jamie Benn to a long-term deal, securing the services of one of the league's top players. Read the full article to learn more about the Flyers' aggressive move and how it could impact the NHL's offseason, as well as the details of Benn's new contract with the Stars.

Flyers Tender $18 Million AAV Offer Sheet to Ducks' Leo Carlsson, Stars Re-Sign Jamie Benn & More  Substack