Jackson Blake leads Carolina Hurricanes to victory and signs contract extension
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 17, 2026, 12:32 AM
Last updated Jun 17, 2026
HockeyJackson Blake, a fourth-round pick by the Carolina Hurricanes in 2021, emerged as a key player in the NHL after a standout two seasons at UND. He was instrumental in leading Carolina to its second Stanley Cup by scoring 20 points in the playoffs. Following his success, Blake signed an eight-year, $40.9 million contract that will take effect next season, marking a rapid ascent in his professional career.
- •Blake was picked No. 109 overall in 2021 NHL Draft.
- •He scored 60 points in his sophomore season at UND.
- •Blake led the Hurricanes in scoring during the playoffs.
- •He has not spent time in the AHL since joining the NHL.
- •Blake signed an eight-year, $40.9 million contract starting next season.
- 12:32 AMYahoo Sports — Jackson Blake was not a sure-fire top prospect. So, why did he make it big?
"Jun. 16—GRAND FORKS — Jackson Blake was not a can't-miss NHL prospect. He was a fourth-round pick. The Carolina Hurricanes passed on him five times before taking him No. 109 overall in the 2021 NHL Draft. After Blake's Hobey Baker finalist sophomore campaign at UND in 2023-24, there were plenty of questions about how his game would translate to the NHL level and how long he would spend in the ...
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