Current Season
GP
81
Goals
17
Assists
30
Points
47
+/-
+4
S%
9.6%
Career Stats
Contract
Cap Hit
$4.55M
Total Value
$27.30M
Expires
6 yrs · 2025-2026
Status
Then UFA
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Recent Stories
The Utah Mammoth claw back into their first-round slugfest with Vegas, as Logan Cooley buries one at 14:00 of the third to tie the series at one apiece after dropping Game 1 amid that Durzi- Andersson head-butt drama. Vegas came in cocky off their opener, but Utah's blue line - the same group that's been quietly dominant since the relocation - flips the script with timely saves and that dagger from Cooley.
The Avalanche finally break through in overtime against the Kings, snatching a 2-0 series lead that has LA's locker room buzzing with urgency heading back to California. Boston and Tampa claw back from early deficits, showing that playoff grit we all know from their front offices, while Utah's Mammoth shake off a Game 1 hit with a $5K fine on Sean Durzi for that head-butt on Vegas' Andersson.
In a moment that defines playoff heartbreak, Andersson’s brain-freeze costs the Golden Knights a game they had no business losing. Coaches are already scheming adjustments around his pairing, while GM Kelly McCrimmon feels the heat from ownership. This kind of error in the first round tests a contender’s depth like nothing else.
A trusted voice spills the beans on what Toronto dangled to snag Andersson, a deal that never crossed the finish line. Leafs brass pushed hard but hit a wall, exposing the high stakes in a market where every asset counts double. Fans buzz with what-ifs as the trade deadline dust settles, wondering how close they came to reshaping the roster.
Sean Durzi somehow skates free from major discipline after that wild headbutt on Rasmus Andersson, and Elliotte Friedman weighs in with the real talk from the league's backrooms. You don't see the Department of Player Safety let that slide often without a hearing, but Durzi's clean record and the play's context apparently
Sean Durzi somehow skates free from major discipline after that wild headbutt on Rasmus Andersson, and Elliotte Friedman weighs in with the real talk from the league's backrooms. You don't see the Department of Player Safety let that slide often without a hearing, but Durzi's clean record and the play's context apparently tipped the scales. Front offices are buzzing about what this means for playoff tempers heating up across the bracket.