Jason Robertson files for arbitration deadline amid Dallas contract standoff

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Last updated Jul 5, 2026

Jason Robertson files for arbitration deadline amid Dallas contract standoff
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Jason Robertson has officially filed for salary arbitration just before the 4 p.m. CT deadline on July 5. The standoff between the restricted free agent and the Dallas Stars stems from differing contract proposals, with Robertson seeking $14 to $15 million annually while the team offers roughly $12 million. Prior to the draft, a sign-and-trade deal with Seattle fell through when Robertson declined an $120 million, eight-year offer. The Stars still express a desire to retain him, but the current arbitration process may lead to a one-year deal, putting Robertson on track for unrestricted free agency next summer.

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  • Robertson filed for arbitration on July 5 before the deadline.
  • Dallas offered around $12 million annually, below Robertson's request.
  • The break in contract talks exacerbates tensions over player salary demands.
  • A potentially contentious arbitration hearing looms for both parties.
  • Robertson recorded 96 points last season, marking a career high.
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  • 7:22 PMYahoo SportsStars superstar faces arbitration deadline as contract standoff with Dallas continues
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The Jason Robertson contract drama just reached a breaking point in Dallas, and a worst-case scenario for the Stars is officially on the table.

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