Golden Knights sign defenseman Lukas Cormier to one-year contract
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 6, 2026, 10:01 PM
Last updated Jul 6, 2026
The Vegas Golden Knights announced they have signed defenseman Lukas Cormier to a one-year deal on July 6, 2026. This signing allows the team to keep all their restricted free agents under contract, while also retaining the signing rights of Jakub Brabenec. Cormier recorded 47 points in 49 games with the Henderson Silver Knights last season despite injury setbacks. The Golden Knights have added depth to their defense with recent signings, making it competitive for roster spots as training camp approaches. Cormier looks to secure a full-time NHL position but may face challenges due to increased competition.
- •Lukas Cormier signed a one-year contract with the Golden Knights.
- •Cormier achieved 47 points in 49 AHL games last season.
- •The Golden Knights have re-signed multiple defensemen this offseason.
- •Jakub Brabenec retains signing rights while playing in Czechia.
- •Competition for NHL roster spots intensifies as training camp nears.
- 10:01 PMYahoo Sports — Golden Knights sign last remaining RFA with NHL opportunity
"While any business outside the organization is still up in the air, the Vegas Golden Knights have succeeded in getting all of their internal affairs in order.
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