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Connor Bedard signs $75M extension with Blackhawks, took pay cut for team flexibility

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NHL star Connor Bedard has agreed to a five-year, $75 million contract extension with the Chicago Blackhawks. The deal carries an average annual value of $15 million per season. Bedard deliberately accepted a below-market salary to give the team more room under the salary cap. His agent confirmed that Bedard prioritized building a stronger roster over maximizing his personal earnings. The young forward expressed confidence in the Blackhawks organization and its long-term direction.

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