David Perron

Winger David Perron signed a two-year, $9.5-million contract on Wednesday with the Detroit Red Wings.

Since then, he has scored 269 goals and added 396 assists for 665 points in 973 regular-season games split between the Blues, Oilers, Penguins, Ducks and Golden Knights. This is the first time inPerron's 15-year NHL career that he has signed a contract with a team other than the Blues. Detroit finished sixth in the Atlantic Division with a 32-40-10 record in 2021-22 and failed to qualify for the playoffs for a sixth consecutive year.

In 973 career NHL games with the Blues, Vegas Golden Knights, Anaheim Ducks, Pittsburgh Penguins, and Edmonton Oilers, Perron has scored 269 goals and 665 ...

Finally, after one year with the Golden Knights, Perron returned to the Blues again on a four-year deal in 2018. In 973 career NHL games with the Blues, Vegas Golden Knights, Anaheim Ducks, Pittsburgh Penguins, and Edmonton Oilers, Perron has scored 269 goals and 665 points. Perron, 34, scored 27 goals and 57 points in 67 games with the St. Louis Blues in 2021–22. He added nine goals and 13 points in 12 playoff games as the Blues fell to the Colorado Avalanche in the second round.

David Perron adds experience and scoring up front for the Detroit Red Wings on a two-year, $9.5 million deal.

Contact Helene St. James at [email protected]. Follow her on Twitter @helenestjames. Read more on the Detroit Red Wings and sign up for our Red Wings newsletter. The 34-year-old has banked multiple 20-goal seasons during an NHL career that began in 2007 with the St. Louis Blues and spans 973 games. Perron, 34, has 269 goals and 665 points in 973 games.

The 34-year-old forward from Sherbrooke, Canada scored 57 points in 67 games in the 2021-22 NHL season and was 3 goals away from reaching the 30-goal plateau ...

Adding an effective player to a short-term deal should certainly benefit a younger Red Wings team. He has 665 points in 973 NHL games this season and barring any unforeseen circumstances, his 1,000th game will be played in a Red Wings uniform. Perron is a solid two-way goal-scoring winger that should be a useful asset in the top-six of the Red Wings lineup.

The Detroit Red Wings added another top-six forward Wednesday on the first day of free agency, signing left wing David Perron to a two-year deal that ...

Perron fills the need for a right-shooting winger in the top-six. The Red Wings earlier in the day inked center Andrew Copp to a five-year deal worth $5.65 million a season. The Detroit Red Wings added another top-six forward Wednesday on the first day of free agency, signing left wing David Perron to a two-year deal that averages $4.75 million a season.

L'ancien du Canadien, qui a très bien fini la saison 2021-2022, a signé un contrat de quatre ans chez les Flyers de Philadelphie. Il touchera un peu moins de ...

Can bring experience and like to play only home games. Florida and Calgary both expressed interest in Ben Chiarot but Detroit moved in quick and got the deal done. — Renaud Lavoie (@renlavoietva)July 13, 2022 Il était très apprécié de ses coéquipiers. en plus d’aller chercher de la stabilité. — Renaud Lavoie (@renlavoietva)July 13, 2022

One thing Perron can do is score goals. He had 94 in 251 games in his third stint with St. Louis, or 31 every 82 games. He averaged 15.5% shooting in those four ...

He is a right shot that plays on the left wing but can also skate on the right side. It does open the door for someone like Pavel Buchnevich or Jordan Kyrou to take his spot, but it wasn't a heavily-used top unit, either. It's hard to imagine Detroit makes this signing without Perron on the PP in mind, so he, Larkin, and Bertuzzi appear to be the locks. According to the same data, Perron was top-20 in the league among all forwards in driving dangerous shots with the man advantage, in the same range as names like Nikita Kucherov, Claude Giroux, Andrei Svechnikov, and William Nylander: At the age of 34, decline is always a concern. It seems the rebuild is nearing an end in Detroit. They have cleared out the plethora of bad contracts that were around post-Ken Holland and GM Steve Yzerman can start to formulate his team.

Among the busier teams in free agency on Wednesday, the Red Wings signed veteran forward David Perron away from the Blues and defenseman Ben Chiarot away ...

That said, there is still room on an NHL roster for a defenseman who has been in the postseason six times with three different teams and has 31 career goals and 118 points. But there appeared to be chemistry issues on the ice once Ekblad returned, and Chiarot struggled in Florida's 10 postseason games. The Red Wings signed Chiarot to a four-year deal with an average annual value of $4.75 million against the salary cap. Having played for five teams already, Perron will never be confused for a stranger in free agency, and coming off a standout season, Perron and his agent figured to be one of the busier camps fielding calls when the signing period opened. Perron played in 67 regular-season games, averaging 16 minutes, 59 seconds on the ice, and led St. Louis with 11 power-play goals. It was his third tour of duty with the Blues. Perron played on their top line and was an impactful postseason performer with 28 points in 47 playoff games during this recent stint.

Perron's two-year contract with the Red Wings carries a $4.75 million average annual value.

With free agency just over a day away, the market is coming into view. With free agency just over a day away, the market is coming into view. He posted 27 goals and 30 assists in 67 games last season.

DETROIT - The Detroit Red Wings today signed left wing David Perron to a two-year contract with an average annual value of $4.75 million.

Perron also recorded 28 points (12-16-28), a plus-six rating and 22 penalty minutes in 17 postseason games to guide Lewiston to the President's Cup as QMJHL champions before chipping in three points (1-2-3) in four games at the 2007 Memorial Cup. In all, Perron has recorded 665 points (269-396-665), a plus-21 rating and 718 penalty minutes in 973 career games since 2007-08, in addition to 61 points (24-37-61), a plus-four rating and 84 penalty minutes in 104 postseason appearances. The 6-foot-1, 202-pound winger also recorded 13 points (9-4-13) and 10 penalty minutes in 12 postseason contests as the Blues reached the second round of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, falling to the eventual Stanley Cup-champion Colorado Avalanche in six games.

Today, David Perron tested that market and decided to continue the direct route that the Blues have established with the Detroit Red Wings, signing a two-year ...

However, the team has a couple albatross contracts that have hindered Armstrong’s ability to sign quality players - namely the last two years of Marco Scandella’s deal that no one else in the league wants to touch. Today, David Perron tested that market and decided to continue the direct route that the Blues have established with the Detroit Red Wings, signing a two-year deal worth $4.75 million. With the short term and the modest raise, odds are good that Doug Armstrong still would have more than enough opportunity to sign the UFAs/RFAs that he will need to at the end of next season when the cap may increase by $2 million depending on revenue.

Pour la première fois de sa carrière, David Perron a signé un contrat avec une autre équipe que les Blues de St.Louis.

L’an passé, dans l’uniforme de ces deux dernières équipes, le patineur de 31 ans a amassé huit buts et cinq aides pour 13 points en 81 parties. L’an dernier, Perron a amassé 27 buts et 30 mentions d’aide pour 57 points en 67 rencontres. Le vétéran de 34 ans commandera un salaire annuel de 4,75 millions $. L’attaquant Nicolas Deslauriers a obtenu de la stabilité en acceptant un contrat de quatre ans avec les Flyers de Philadelphie. Il s’agit de la cinquième équipe de Deslauriers dans la LNH, puisqu’il a déjà représenté les Sabres de Buffalo, le Canadien, les Ducks et le Wild du Minnesota. Pour la première fois de sa carrière, David Perron a signé un contrat avec une autre équipe que les Blues de St.Louis.

David Perron est devenu un membre des Red Wings de Detroit mercredi lors de l'ouverture du marché des joueurs autonomes. N'ayant pas obtenu de ...

David Perron est devenu un membre des Red Wings de Detroit mercredi lors de l’ouverture du marché des joueurs autonomes. N’ayant pas obtenu de renouvellement de contrat avec les Blues de St. Louis, le Sherbrookois a accepté une entente de deux ans avec les Wings. Un contrat de deux ans pour David Perron à Detroit

Il a été convaincu par le directeur général des Red Wings de poursuivre son parcours à Detroit.

En 673 matchs de saison régulière avec les Blues, le Québécois a totalisé 465 points, dont 196 buts. Il a aussi porté les couleurs des Oilers d’Edmonton, des Penguins de Pittsburgh, des Ducks d’Anaheim et des Golden Knights de Vegas durant sa carrière. En 2017-2018, il avait établi un sommet personnel de 66 points en une saison avec les Golden Knights. Le Québécois David Perron a connu les meilleurs moments de sa carrière avec les Blues de St. Louis, mais il a été convaincu par le directeur général des Red Wings, Steve Yzerman, de poursuivre son parcours à Detroit.