These are the top paid players on every NHL team
Which NHL player or players make the most for each team? Find out.
Anaheim Ducks
John Klingberg, Defender - $7,000,000
Arizona Coyotes
Clayton Keller, Center - $7,500,000
Boston Bruins
Charles Mcavoy, Defender - $9,250,000
Buffalo Sabres
Jeff Skinner, Left Wing - $10,000,000
Calgary Flames
Jacob Markstrom, Goaltender - $8,000,000
Carolina Hurricanes
Sebastian Aho, Left Wing - $7,000,000
Chicago Blackhawks
Seth Jones, Defender - $10,000,000
Colorado Avalanche
Cale Makar, Defender - $9,000,000
Columbus Blue Jackets
Zachary Werenski, Defender - $10,000,000
Dallas Stars
Tyler Seguin, Center - $13,000,000
Detroit Red Wings
Andrew Copp, Center - $5,500,000
Edmonton Oilers
Connor McDavid & Darnell Nurse, Center & Defender - $12,000,000
Florida Panthers
Sergei Bobrovsky & Aleksander Barkov, Goaltender & Center - $12,000,000
Los Angeles Kings
Drew Doughty, Defender - $11,000,000
Minnesota Wild
Kirill Kaprizov, Left Wing - $10,000,000
Montreal Canadiens
Nick Suzuki, Center - $10,000,000
Nashville Predators
Filip Forsberg, Center - $10,000,000
New Jersey Devils
Jack Hughes, Center - $9,000,000
New York Islanders
Mathew Barzal, Center - $10,000,000
New York Rangers
Artemi Panarin, Left Wing - $12,500,000
Ottawa Senators
Alexander Debrincat, Right Wing - $9,000,000
Philadelphia Flyers
Kevin Hayes, Center - $7,500,000
Pittsburgh Penguins
Kris Letang & Evgeni Malkin, Defender & Center - $8,000,000
San Jose Sharks
Erik Karlsson, Defender - $12,000,000
Seattle Kraken
Andre Burakovsky, Left Wing - $6,250,000
St. Louis Blues
Torey Krug, Defender - $8,000,000
Tampa Bay Lightning
Andrei Vasilevskiy, Goaltender - $11,000,000
Toronto Maple Leafs
Mitchell Marner & Morgan Rielly, Right Wing & Defender - $8,000,000
Vancouver Canucks
Oliver Ekman-Larsson, Defender - $10,500,000
Vegas Golden Knights
Jack Eichel, Center - $10,000,000
Washington Capitals
Alex Ovechkin, Left Wing - $10,000,000
Winnipeg Jets
Blake Wheeler, Right Wing - $6,500,000
Jason Dean
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Cale Makar was impressed when 2021 top pick Owen Power went back to college for another season rather than jump immediately to the NHL with the Buffalo Sabres.
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