Why Signing Simon Edvinsson Could Make or Break the Detroit Red Wings’ Future
Edvinsson went to camp intending to sign a new deal. That has not happened, and he is back in Frolunda training with his old club. No resolution appears in sight. The Red Wings and Simon Edvinsson are on opposite sides when it comes to a deal.
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As Pagnotta noted on SiriusXM NHL Network Radio, Edvinsson’s camp wants either a max seven-year deal or a two-year deal. The Red Wings are looking at a mid-tier bridge deal.
“The other thing, and I go back to Detroit, going back to Simon Edvinsson. That one’s an interesting one. It seems like there have been some reports that Detroit wants a mid-tier bridge-type contract. I don’t think that’s the case, or I know that’s not the case from the player side. It’s either give me a seven-year max-term deal, or just give me two years, and that seems to be the sticking point going back and forth.”
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