A veteran defenseman has joined the Carolina Hurricanes on a one-year, two-way contract, securing a league-minimum NHL salary while also earning a portion in the AHL. The move reflects the team’s focus on strengthening its defensive depth ahead of the upcoming season. With the deal, the Hurricanes bring experience to their roster, as the player will split time between the NHL and its affiliate. The contract structure balances cost efficiency with added defensive stability for the club.

The Carolina Hurricanes announced today that veteran defenseman Mike Reilly has been signed to a one-year, two-way contract. The deal will be worth the league minimum of $850K at the NHL level, and will carry a salary of $450K in the AHL. By signing Reilly, 33, the Hurricanes have invested in bolstering the depth of […]