Names in the paper – NHL captain penned a long and lucrative extension contract
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The Winnipeg Jets have signed a five-year contract extension with their captain Adam Lowryn. The contract guarantees Lowry an annual salary of five million dollars, making its total value 25 million dollars.
Lowry, 32, has represented the Jets throughout his entire NHL career since the 2014-15 season and is now serving as the team’s captain for his third season. Lowry has played seven games this season, recording 1+2 points.
Lowry is the Jets’ 3rd round draft pick (#67) from 2011. He has played 782 regular season games in his NHL career (122+154=276) and 62 playoff games (15+9=24).
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