EDMONTON – When there is a fit, you stick with it.
The Edmonton Oilers know that feeling.
The team has certainly felt like the match of Mattias Ekholm and the organization is the work of divine intervention. However, they aren’t the only team that feels similarly about a new addition to the roster.
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Mikko Rantanen didn’t stick around, but the other major player who came over to the Carolina Hurricanes in the blockbuster deal with the Colorado Avalanche and Chicago Blackhawks looks to have found a place to roost.
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Earlier Wednesday morning, Taylor Hall signed a three-year extension with the Hurricanes. The team was fresh off a series-winning game against the New Jersey Devils. They eliminated their opponents in five games.
Hall has been rock solid this playoff, recording three points in five games. His one goal kickstarted the Hurricanes offense on Tuesday night. They were down 2-0 going into the second period, but Hall’s goal brought them to life.
The #Canes have signed forward Taylor Hall to a three-year contract extension ✍️
Details » https://t.co/TOm9Vn8ruHpic.twitter.com/NjdBnk0yGj
— x – Carolina Hurricanes (@Canes) April 30, 2025
He is currently in the final year of a four-year contract paying him $6 million. Hall and the Hurricanes agreed to a contract paying him $3.116 million.
In 31 regular season games, Hall recorded 18 points while playing 15:27 a game. The Hurricanes will play against the winner of the Montreal Canadiens-Washington Capitals series.
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