Posts About "Teuvo Teravainen"
Hurricanes Sign Teravainen to Contract Extension
January 21st, 2019 The Carolina Hurricanes have signed forward Teuvo Teravainen to a five-year contract extension worth $27 million, the team announced Monday. The deal carries an annual cap hit of $5.4 million and will keep him under contract through the 2023-24 season. It's a relatively team-friendly cap hit that will keep the Hurricanes in good...
Finnish-ed Deals Upcoming for Hurricanes
July 9th, 2018 There is excitement about the Carolina Hurricanes and PNC Arena again for the first time in almost a decade. This is thanks to the team's young defense and recent moves like signing Calvin De Haan and drafting Andrei Svechnikov, but it really all began with their two young Finns up front. Both Teuvo Teravainen and Sebastian Aho have...
Finns Flash in Today's NHL
March 20th, 2018 As hockey has grown as a global sport, an increase in non-North American players in the NHL has occurred simultaneously. Although the best and largest number of players still come from North America, other nations have had an increase in representation in the NHL in recent seasons. It is one thing for a country to have a growth in the...
Blackhawks Closing Their Own Window
February 8th, 2018 "Shoulda, woulda, coulda." Those words are being uttered more these days than ever by fans of the Chicago Blackhawks due to somewhat questionable decisions by general manager Stan Bowman. Many fans like to think the organization would be headed in a different direction if they were the general manager, saying they would do things...3 NHL Players Excelling in New Roles
Every season, roster decisions are made by either adding new players through trade or free agency or by placing current players in new roles. Here, we'll look at three players who are excelling in new situations, one on a new team and two in new roles. Brayden Schenn Propelling the Blues to First Place An offseason trade with...
Overtime With BSC: Teravainen Finally Finding Consistency
November 29th, 2017 For years, the Chicago Blackhawks proved to be exemplary salary cap managers. The cycle was clear - put together a strong roster, win the Stanley Cup, trade away non-core, but talented pieces, repeat. It led to three Stanley Cup victories in 2010, 2013 and 2015, but the formula has inherently led to salary cap issues for the Blackhawks....
