Surrey NHLer Sourdif Signs $50.8M Deal with Washington Capitals
- On Tuesday, the Washington Capitals signed breakout star Justin Sourdif to an eight-year contract extension worth $50.8 million, paying him $6.35 million annually.
- Washington acquired Sourdif last year following his 2020 selection by the Florida Panthers, and the 24-year-old responded with a breakout 2025-26 season, recording 15 goals and 35 points across 78 games.
- Before the extension, Sourdif was slated to become a restricted free agent, entering the final season of a two-year deal worth $825,000 annually, and was one of 11 players with more than 10 goals for the Capitals.
- General Manager Chris Patrick finalized the deal after simultaneously signing forward Ryan Leonard to an eight-year, $10.5 million annual contract, noting the team was "very open to working with us to make a deal."
- Sourdif now joins a core group of a dozen Capitals players committed for more than three years, with his new contract taking effect next season to help solidify the roster.
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Busy Capitals sign Sourdif, 24, to eight-year contract
Forward Justin Sourdif, 24, a native of Richmond, British Columbia, who had 15 goals and 35 points in 78 games last season for Washington, signed with the Capitals on Tuesday on an eight-year contract worth $6.35 million annually.
Capitals Sign Breakout Star Justin Sourdif to Huge Extension
The Washington Capitals have signed breakout star Justin Sourdif to a huge contract extension that will keep him in town for the long term.The Capitals gave Sourdif an eight-year extension for $50.8 million, paying him $6.35 million per season over the life of the deal.Capitals Announce Justin Sourdif ExtensionCapitals general manager Chris Patrick shared the following comments when announcing Sourdif’s extension after the team also announced it…
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Capitals Sign Justin Sourdif to an 8-Year Contract Extension - The Hockey Writers Washington Capitals Latest News, Analysis & More
General Manager Chris Patrick barely beat the midnight deadline as the Washington Capitals announced an eight-year, $50.8 million contract extension for Justin Sourdif. The forward’s new deal kicks in next…
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