The Pittsburgh Penguins stayed busy on Tuesday after re-signing forwards Philip Tomasino and Connor Dewar.
They agreed to two-year contracts with forward Justin Brazeau and defensemen Parker Wotherspoon and Caleb Jones. The Brazeau and Wotherspoon contracts were reported earlier in the day, unlike the Jones one.
Jones inked a two-year $1.8 million contract with the Penguins. The deal has an average annual value of $900,000.
Jones spent most of the 2024-25 season with the Ontario Reign, the Los Angeles Kings' AHL affiliate. He played in 44 games for the Reign, finishing with two goals and 21 points.
He suited up in six games for the Kings, producing no points.
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The Penguins have signed forward Justin Brazeau as well as defensemen Parker Wotherspoon and Caleb Jones to two-year contracts.
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Before his stint with the Kings, he spent one season with the Colorado Avalanche, two with the Chicago Blackhawks, and three with the Edmonton Oilers. He has appeared in 248 regular-season games, compiling 14 goals and 55 points.
Jones has also skated in 181 regular-season AHL games, totaling 13 goals and 84 points. He will compete for a roster spot when training camp opens in September.
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