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The Toronto Maple Leafs have come to terms with their final restricted free agent by signing defenceman Rasmus Sandin to a two-year, $2.8-million contract.

As stated throughout this process, Rasmus is a key member of the present and future of your team and we are excited today that he is en route to Toronto to ready for Opening Night in Montreal." Liljegren, Jake Muzzin, Jordie Benn and Carl Dahlstrom are all battling ailments, opening the door for Sandin to start the season in a more prominent role. "This morning, Rasmus Sandin and [agent] Lewis Gross reached out to us and informed us that after watching our game last night and seeing more injuries accrued by our defence, that they wanted to get this locked in today so Rasmus could get over to Toronto and help his teammates," Maple Leafs general manager Kyle Dubas said in a statement.

It is Liljegren that is the comparison for this deal, as he signed the exact same two-year $2.8MM contract earlier this summer. Sandin will get a slightly ...

Getting Sandin signed now gives him the best chance of a good start to the season, as he will still have time to get up and running in training camp. Getting him to sign a two-year deal is even better, as the Maple Leafs will secure another relatively cheap year from the young defender. It is Liljegren that is the comparison for this deal, as he signed the exact same two-year $2.8MM contract earlier this summer. While the young defenseman has been worried about his place with the organization, there is a massive opportunity in front of him. The two sides [have agreed to a two-year](https://www.nhl.com/mapleleafs/news/maple-leafs-sign-defenceman-rasmus-sandin-to-a-two-year-contract/c-335900646), $2.8MM contract ($1.4MM AAV) which will pay Sandin $1.2MM this season and $1.6MM next season. Sandin will get a slightly higher qualifying offer, given the $1.6MM salary in 2023-24, but this is basically the contract that was offered to him months ago.

The 2018 first-round pick and restricted free agent missed the start of training camp as contract negotiations continued.

The Uppsala, Sweden native has posted 28 points (six goals, 22 assists) through 88 career regular season games with Toronto while adding one goal in five career playoff appearances. On top of that, two players looking for spots — Jordie Benn and Carl Dahlström — were injured on [Wednesday against Montreal](https://www.thestar.com/sports/leafs/2022/09/28/leafs-matt-murray-perfect-for-two-periods-in-win-over-canadiens.html). [Skip Advertisement]

Les Maple Leafs de Toronto ont conclu jeudi une entente avec leur seul hockeyeur qui ne détenait pas de contrat valide, soit le défenseur Rasmus Sandin, ...

Aussi, il s’est engagé selon les mêmes termes qu’un autre arrière du club, Timothy Liljegren; en août, plusieurs sources avançaient que les intentions du club à l’égard de Sandin étaient identiques, surtout qu’environ 1,4 million $ demeuraient à la disposition de la formation sur sa masse salariale. • À lire aussi:

Defenseman Rasmus Sandin has signed a two-year contract with the Toronto Maple Leafs, the team announced Thursday. The average annual value of the contract ...

The average annual value of the contract is $1.4 million. Sandin and the Leafs were still in contract talks as the team started training camp last week, and the restricted free agent sat out as negotiations continued. [Rasmus Sandin](https://theathletic.com/nhl/player/rasmus-sandin-Th6DkImT6FohbE3D/) has signed a two-year contract with the [Toronto Maple Leafs](https://theathletic.com/nhl/team/leafs/), the team announced Thursday.

Sandin agreed to terms on a two-year, $2.8 million contract with Toronto on Thursday. The timing of Sandin's new deal may be happenstance but it certainly ...

The Toronto Maple Leafs and Rasmus Sandin ended their stalemate, agreeing to terms on a two-year contract extension.

Of course, Sandin rejected that pitch at the time, believing he could hold out for a slightly higher payday given his pedigree and importance to the organization. As the saying goes, though, you can never have too much depth. But after watching both Jordie Benn and Carl Dahlstrom go down with potentially long-term injuries in last night's preseason tilt versus the Montreal Canadiens, Sandin and his camp opted to take advantage of the opportunity instead.

contractual stalemate with the Toronto Maple Leafs, which mercifully ended Thursday morning with a two-year, $2.8-million bridge deal, signed eight days ...

The onus falls on Sandin to go out and snatch it. Veteran Jake Muzzin (back) has yet to participate in a full team practice. “We appreciate Rasmus and his camp taking that step today to get this contract done and allow him the time to ready for the final preseason games. The deal is fair market value for both sides. He won’t miss a paycheque. “As stated throughout this process, Rasmus is a key member of the present and future of (our) team, and we are excited today that he is en route to Toronto to ready for Opening Night in Montreal.”

The Toronto Maple Leafs have signed their final RFA of the summer, defender Rasmus Sandin, to a two-year contract worth $1.4 million AAV.

[September 29, 2022] [#LeafsForever] [September 29, 2022] The Toronto Maple Leafs have signed their final RFA of the summer, defender Rasmus Sandin, to a two-year contract worth $1.4 million AAV.

TSN Hockey Insider Pierre LeBrun reports Sandin elected to end the contract stalemate between the two sides and accept the Maple Leafs' offer as injuries to the ...

The defenceman will carry a cap hit of $1.4 million under the new deal. The Toronto Maple Leafs signed restricted free agent defenceman Rasmus Sandin to a two-year, $2.8 million contract on Thursday. 2, 2019 against the Ottawa Senators. In 88 career NHL games, the Uppsala, Sweden native has six goals and 28 points. The 22-year-old Sandin had five goals and 16 points in 51 games last season. The Toronto Maple Leafs signed restricted free agent Rasmus Sandin to a two-year, $2.8 million contract on Thursday.

L'équipe de la Ligue nationale de hockey en a fait l'annonce jeudi. L'entente permettra au Suédois de 22 ans de toucher un salaire moyen ...

L’an dernier, Sandin a récolté 16 points en 51 parties avec les Maple Leafs. Choix de première ronde, 29e au total, des Maple Leafs en 2018, Sandin a remporté une médaille de bronze au Championnat du monde de hockey junior de 2020. Il a également inscrit un but en cinq matchs éliminatoires.

Sandin, qui touchera un salaire annuel moyen de 1,4 M$, était le dernier joueur autonome avec compensation encore sans contrat chez les Leafs. Son contrat est ...

2022. En 51 matchs la saison dernière, le Suédois de 22 ans a amassé 5 buts et 11 passes. Sandin, qui touchera un salaire annuel moyen de 1,4 M$, était le dernier joueur autonome avec compensation encore sans contrat chez les Leafs.

TORONTO - Defenceman Rasmus Sandin has signed a two-year contract extension with the Toronto Maple Leafs, the club announced on Thursday.

Most betting sites have the Toronto Maple Leafs as the most favoured Canadian team to win the Stanley Cup in 2022-23 and the second or third most likely in ...

Edmonton has leapfrogged the Maple Leafs in playoff success and expectations should have them winning the Stanley Cup first. A below-average SV% and GAA like that is not a recipe for success, even if the Maple Leafs can score a lot of goals to balance it out. The Maple Leafs have lost in the first round six seasons in a row. The Oilers have gotten over the playoff hump and are looking to push further with a bolstered lineup. Campbell comes over from the Maple Leafs after being an All-Star last season, and Skinner has been pushing for a spot on the team for a while now. It doesn’t matter whether the Oilers or Maple Leafs finish first in the NHL or are the last team to reach the playoffs; a team can win from any seed. The Maple Leafs will also The Oilers also had some players retire and made an important trade to dump salary for two rookies to challenge for roster spots this season. The Oilers have two of the best players in the world. The two Maple Leafs have a combined two Rocket Richard Trophies, one Hart Trophy, and one Ted Lindsay, all coming from Matthews. The Oilers have now proven they can show up when it counts in the playoffs. He may not have won the Hart Trophy last season, but that’s because it has been a long time since a player has scored 60 goals in a season, and the honour went to Auston Matthews.