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Winners and losers of the Leo Carlsson offer sheet saga

The Anaheim Ducks have matched a record-breaking offer sheet for Leo Carlsson, making him the highest-paid player in NHL history.

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The Anaheim Ducks matched a five-year, $90 million offer sheet for Leo Carlsson that was originally issued by the Philadelphia Flyers. This contract establishes Carlsson as the highest-paid player in the history of the NHL.

Coverage from Yahoo Sports, NHL.com, and Sportsnet.ca emphasizes the financial scale of the deal and the reactions from league figures. Flyers captain Sean Couturier described the offer sheet as a 'smart move,' while Ducks GM Verbeek has provided commentary on the decision to match the terms.

Further analysis is expected regarding the 'winners and losers' of the situation, as highlighted by ESPN, while the league monitors the impact of the new salary benchmark.

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Quick answers

What are the terms of Leo Carlsson's new contract?

The contract is a five-year deal valued at $90 million.

Which team originally issued the offer sheet?

The Philadelphia Flyers issued the offer sheet.

How does this contract rank in NHL history?

According to Yahoo Sports, it makes Leo Carlsson the highest-paid player in NHL history.

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