Grading Evander Kane's $20.5 million extension with the Oilers

Edmonton Oilers re-signed Evander Kane to a four-year contract. Kane joined the Oilers after his contract with San Jose Sharks was terminated. He scored 22 goals and 39 points in 43 regular season games and 13 goals in 15 playoff games. The contract carries a $5.125 million cap hit.

Evander Kane signed a contract extension with the Edmonton Oilers. He was accused of domestic violence by his ex-wife and violated the league's COVID protocols. There were also reports of his teammates in San Jose not wanting him to return in the following season. However, he scored 22 goals and 49 points in 56 games with them in 2021-22.

Evander Kane has signed a four-year contract extension with the Oilers. The contract is worth $20.5 million. The term is short enough to avoid a decline.

Kane is a key player for the Edmonton Oilers. He is worth $5.13 million per year. His production is good enough to justify the price. He has scored 30 goals and 60 points per 82 games in the last four seasons.

Evander Kane signed a $20.5 million contract extension with the Oilers. The contract includes a full no-movement clause for the first three years and a partial one for final year. The Oilers are looking to compete now and trading Kane while he provides good value makes little sense.

Kane's contract with the Sharks was terminated by the club. NHLPA filed a grievance to oppose the termination. If the grievance is successful, Kane's rights and contract could revert back to the San Jose Sharks. The Oilers have signed Kane to a four-year contract.