Mario Ferraro signs three-year deal with Winnipeg Jets after leaving Sharks

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Mario Ferraro signs three-year deal with Winnipeg Jets after leaving Sharks
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Mario Ferraro has signed a three-year, $12 million contract with the Winnipeg Jets as a free agent. The former San Jose Sharks defenseman confirmed that he did not return to the team due to misaligned goals in negotiations with GM Mike Grier. Ferraro served as a key player for the Sharks over the past seven seasons but faced challenges as the team struggled to perform. He expressed gratitude towards the Sharks organization while looking forward to his new opportunity in Winnipeg. Ferraro showcased an ability to improve defensively in the past season and aims to contribute offensively with the Jets.

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  • Ferraro signed a three-year contract worth $12 million with the Jets.
  • He was a significant player for the Sharks over seven seasons.
  • Clarity from GM Mike Grier indicated team direction aligned differently.
  • Ferraro aims to improve his offensive contributions with the Jets.
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  • 7:53 AMYahoo SportsFerraro Leaves Sharks: “It’s tough saying goodbye”
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The San Jose Sharks never circled back on Mario Ferraro. The UFA defenseman signed a three-year, $12 million contract with […] The post Ferraro Leaves Sharks: “It’s tough saying goodbye” appeared first on San Jose Hockey Now.

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