Nick Robertson signed a one-year, $1.825 million contract with the Toronto Maple Leafs, avoiding arbitration and settling a significant pay gap. Toronto was initially offering $1.2 million, while Robertson's camp sought $2.25 million. This agreement averted potential hostility, as Robertson was the last player from the 11 who filed for arbitration this offseason. He aims to secure a meaningful role in the lineup after a 15-goal season in 69 games. However, there are doubts about his assurance in making the Opening Night lineup for the upcoming season.
The Toronto Maple Leafs agreed to terms with RFA Nick Robertson on a one-year, $1.825 million contract, avoiding arbitration and settling on a middle ground that appeases both sides.
The $1.825 million pact was reached after the Maple Leafs and Robertson bridged a roughly $1 million gap, preventing potential animosity from escalating.
Robertson, coming off a 15-goal season in 69 games, aims to prove his worth in the upcoming season, targeting a meaningful role within the team's lineup.
The settlement means all 11 players who filed for arbitration this offseason successfully avoided hearings, which can provoke negative sentiments between players and management.
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