CALGARY, Alberta (AP) Calgary Flames forward Sean Monahan signed a seven-year contract extension worth a reported $44.6 million on Friday.
The move leaves Johnny Gaudreau as the last remaining move in a busy Flames offseason. The 23-year-old is still without a new contract for next season.
”Today’s about Sean,” Brad Treliving, the club’s general manager, said at a news conference in Calgary. ”This is his day.”
”I don’t want to play anywhere else,” Monahan said. ”I would sign as long as I could and I think we found seven years fits. It was fair for both of us.”
The former sixth overall pick has quickly established himself as a two-way force for the Flames, an impact performer almost from the day he entered the NHL as an 18 year old in 2013.
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