The Winnipeg Jets have successfully re-signed defenseman Dylan Samberg, ensuring he remains an integral part of their roster for the next three seasons with a deal worth $5.75 million. This contract not only secures a significant raise from his previous $1.4 million but also grants him a six-team no-trade clause in the last two years of the deal. At 26 years old, Samberg aims to prove himself worthy of an even bigger contract when he becomes a free agent at 29.

Meanwhile, Nick Robertson of the Toronto Maple Leafs is the only remaining restricted free agent who has filed for salary arbitration, with his hearing scheduled for early August. Coming off a season where he notched 15 goals and 7 assists, Robertson's contract situation is crucial as the Leafs manage their $2.93 million in cap space.

Additionally, the Calgary Flames have extended Martin Pospisil’s contract for three years, worth $2.5 million, allowing him to focus on playoff aspirations as he enters the final year of his current deal. The Flames remain strategically positioned in the market as they look to improve their playoff chances this season.