Dallas Stars general manager Jim Nill says the team still hopes to sign forward Jason Robertson, who remains unsigned as a restricted free agent after the start of NHL free agency. Multiple reports note that Robertson is still in contract talks, with Nill stating the Stars have “no update” on his status and that he remains in contact with the forward’s representatives. According to the coverage, the Stars previously had a trade agreement in place involving Robertson, described as a homegrown player the team developed, but that deal is not finalized. Despite the earlier arrangement to move him, the Stars’ stated objective at the beginning of free agency is to retain and sign Robertson. The reporting indicates that as of Wednesday, Robertson has not signed an offer sheet or contract extension and remains at the restricted free-agent stage, leaving his next step dependent on the negotiations between his camp and the Stars. The situation remains unresolved, with the club continuing efforts to reach a deal rather than proceeding with an outcome that would send him elsewhere.
Stars aim to sign Jason Robertson after earlier trade deal fell through
Dallas Stars general manager Jim Nill says the team still hopes to sign forward Jason Robertson, who remains unsigned as a restricted free agent after the start of NHL free agency. Multiple reports no...
- Jason Robertson remains an unsigned restricted free agent after the start of NHL free agency.
- Dallas Stars general manager Jim Nill says the team still aims to sign Robertson.
- Nill reports there is “really no update” on Robertson’s situation.
- The Stars are in contact with Robertson’s representatives.
- A trade deal involving Robertson was reported to have been in place, but it is not completed.
Jason Robertson remained an unsigned restricted free agent Wednesday, days after the Dallas Stars had a deal in place to trade their high-scoring homegrown forward that they still hope to keep. General manager Jim Nill said on the first day of NHL free agency that the goal still was to sign Robertson, and that he remained in contact with the forward's representatives. “Really no update on Jason,” Nill said.
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