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Jason Robertson's $12M Deal + Jake Allen Joins

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Jason Robertson and the Dallas Stars avoid arbitration with a one-year, $12 million contract, but what does the deal mean for Robertson's long-term future and Dallas' Stanley Cup window?


Tyler Yaremchuk and Carter Hutton break down why Robertson chose a short-term deal, whether he'll remain in Dallas beyond next season, and how the Stars could approach his next contract.


The guys also discuss the massive arbitration gap between the Columbus Blue Jackets and goaltender Jet Greaves, Connor Bedard's new contract with the Chicago Blackhawks, and the latest offseason storylines surrounding Dylan Larkin, Morgan Rielly, Cale Makar, Quinn Hughes and Nikita Kucherov.


Later, New Jersey Devils goaltender Jake Allen joins the show to discuss preparing for a larger workload next season, the evolution of NHL goaltending, Canada's pipeline of elite goalies, three-goalie systems becoming more common around the league, his experience working Hockey Night in Canada, and the players who surprised him most in practice throughout his NHL career.


If you're looking for the latest NHL news, contract analysis, goalie insight, and offseason discussion, this episode has you covered.


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