It's not easy for NHL GMs to land free agents at a low price tag, but there were a handful of additions made this summer that could prove to outproduce their modest cap hit.

After seven seasons in the Bay Area, Mario Ferraro won't be suiting up for the San Jose Sharks this coming season. The long-time Sharks blue liner hit unrestricted free agency for the first time in his career and was quickly signed by the Winnipeg Jets, sending him back north of the border for the first time in his professional career.

The Edmonton Oilers were active in free agency and added several new faces to their roster. However, one experienced defenseman who appeared to be an ideal fit slipped through their fingers, as Edmonton couldn’t get a deal across the finish line in time.

The Toronto Maple Leafs missed out on a UFA blueliner, with Morgan Rielly being the main reason for the situation. The post Maple Leafs Missed Out on UFA Blueliner Because of Rielly appeared first on HEAVY.

From veteran additions to camp hopefuls, five roster newcomers claim their jerseys—including goaltender Stuart Skinner, who makes franchise history as the first Winnipeg Jet to wear number 74.

The San Jose Sharks never circled back on Mario Ferraro. The UFA defenseman signed a three-year, $12 million contract with […] The post Ferraro Leaves Sharks: “It’s tough saying goodbye” appeared first on San Jose Hockey Now.

Three more San Jose Sharks appear to be headed to free agency come Jul. 1. Mario Ferraro, Ryan Reaves, and […] The post SJHN Daily: Ferraro, Reaves & Klingberg Expected To Hit Free Agency appeared first on San Jose Hockey Now.

The NHL's free-agency frenzy is nearly here, and teams will be searching for financial bargains that can help them win games. Which five players could be the best bargains on the free-agent front?