Islanders agree to 3-year deal with star forward Mathew Barzal

TSN's Darren Dreger reports that Barzal's deal is for $4 million in the first year, $7 million the next year and $10 million in the third year of the deal.

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Jan 9, 2021, 8:07 PM

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The Islanders have agreed to a deal with star forward Mathew Barzal.

TSN's Darren Dreger reports that Barzal's deal is for $4 million in the first year, $7 million the next year and $10 million in the third year of the deal. Barzal had been a restricted free agent.

"To be back for another three years, for sure is super exciting for me and my family and my close ones around me," Barzal said. "They know I love it here, so just to get this deal finally done ... they knew I was anxious to get it done. You know, more so because I just wanted to get back with the boys and get back on the ice and make sure I was ready for the start of the season."

"He's one of those guys that can really change the game on a dime," Islanders captain Anders Lee said of Barzal.

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