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As Cam York Re-Signs With Flyers, Which NHL RFA Defensemen Are Left?
The Philadelphia Flyers re-signed RFA defenseman Cam York to a five-year contract on Monday. York's new deal is worth an average annual value of $5.15 million, which is $50,000 more per year than Flyers teammate Rasmus Ristolainen's $5.1 million but less than Travis Sanheim's $6.25 million.
Flyers lock up defenseman Cam York for five years
Cam York has been one of the Flyers’ top defensemen for a couple years and now he’s getting paid like one. The 24-year-old York was signed to a new five-year, $25.75-million contract on Monday with an average annual value (AAV) of $5.15 million. General Manager Daniel Briere made the announcement.
Philadelphia Flyers defenseman Cam York has signed a major five-year contract worth $25.5 million, signaling a strong ...
The Philadelphia Flyers reach a deal with their young defenseman, as they move through a fairly active offseason ...
Brent Flahr says that Alex Bump has put himself in a position to make the team, and has done so even before Tyson Foerster’s ...
Philly also signed depth center Christian Dvorak and defenseman Noah Juulsen as free agency kicked off Tuesday.
It's been a bit more than a month since the last depth chart and the Flyers' potential options have noticeably changed.
The Flyers enter the 2025 NHL draft with 10 selections, including three in the first round and six in the first 50 picks.
Selections included two players in round one on Friday, Seven players in rounds two through seven on Saturday.
The Philadelphia Flyers will head into the 2025-26 season with the third-highest amount of dead salary cap space in the NHL.
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