The Ottawa Senators sign fourth-line centre Stephen Halliday to a two-year contract extension. Multiple reports state the deal runs for two additional seasons and is valued at $1.075 million in total. The extension keeps Halliday with the Senators beyond his previous contract term and continues his role as a depth centre for the team. The reported figure reflects the financial terms described by the outlets and is presented as the contract’s total value. No other contract details, such as performance bonuses or additional year options, are included in the provided summaries. The reports focus on the length of the extension and the overall salary amount, without detailing on-ice statistics, specific expectations, or commentary from team officials. The transaction is framed as a straightforward contract renewal for the veteran depth player.
Senators extend Stephen Halliday’s contract for two years
The Ottawa Senators sign fourth-line centre Stephen Halliday to a two-year contract extension. Multiple reports state the deal runs for two additional seasons and is valued at $1.075 million in total....
- The Ottawa Senators sign centre Stephen Halliday to a two-year contract extension.
- Halliday is described as a fourth-line centre/centre playing a depth role.
- The reported contract value is $1.075 million.
- The extension keeps Halliday with the Senators for the next two seasons.
The Ottawa Senators have signed fourth-line centre Stephen Halliday to two-year contract extension worth $1.075 million.
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