On a notable day in hockey news, Leon Draisaitl, a star center for the Edmonton Oilers, has signed a groundbreaking 8-year contract worth $112 million, setting the record for the highest annual salary in NHL history at $14 million. Draisaitl, who has been a vital part of the Oilers for the past ten seasons, expressed immense pride in representing the team and its passionate fan base. Following a stellar performance in which he scored 41 goals last season and led the Oilers close to winning the esteemed Stanley Cup, his commitment to the team remains unwavering. Draisaitl's excitement about extending his relationship with the Oilers reflects his deep connection with the city and its supporters. The contract not only showcases his abilities as a player but also reinforces the Oilersβ ambition to build a championship-caliber team. As he embarks on this new chapter in his career, his declaration of wanting to be an Oiler for life symbolizes his dedication and hopes for future success, fueling expectations for both him and the team moving forward.
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