Golden Knights sign forward Braeden Bowman to six-year contract extension

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Golden Knights sign forward Braeden Bowman to six-year contract extension
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The Golden Knights signed forward Braeden Bowman to a six-year contract extension on Thursday. The deal carries an average annual value of $3.4 million and keeps the 23-year-old with the organization through the 2032-33 season. Bowman played 54 games for the Golden Knights last season, recording eight goals and 18 assists while also appearing in 34 games for the Henderson Silver Knights. He previously filled in for team captain Mark Stone during an injury stretch, contributing goals in three consecutive games. Bowman intends to secure a full-time roster spot with the team this season. The Golden Knights enter the upcoming campaign following an appearance in the Stanley Cup Final, where the team lost to Carolina in six games.

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  • Braeden Bowman signed a six-year, $3.4 million average annual value extension.
  • The new contract extends through the 2032-33 NHL season.
  • Bowman tallied 26 goals and 36 assists in 34 games for the Henderson affiliate.
  • The forward recorded eight goals and 18 assists in 54 games with the Golden Knights last season.
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  • 11:48 PMESPN NHLGolden Knights give Braeden Bowman 6-year extension
  • 10:18 PMYahoo SportsGolden Knights sign Braeden Bowman to a 6-year extension worth $3.4M per year
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Golden Knights forward Braeden Bowman signed a six-year contract extension Thursday with an average annual value of $3.4 million in what could be his first full season in Vegas. Bowman, 23, played 54 games for the Golden Knights last season, scoring eight goals with 18 assists. Filling in early last season when Golden Knights captain Mark Stone was injured, Bowman scored goals in three consecutive games and registered at least a point in five straight.

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Golden Knights forward Braeden Bowman signed a six-year contract extension Thursday with an average annual value of $3.4 million in what could be his first full season in Vegas.

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