The Pittsburgh Penguins re-sign two players, extending their contracts ahead of the arbitration deadline. Egor Chinakhov is signed to a three-year contract. The Athletic reports that after arriving midseason in a trade from the Columbus Blue Jackets, Chinakhov becomes a scoring contributor for Pittsburgh. Yahoo Sports also reports that Chinakhov and goaltender Artūrs Šilovs did not file for arbitration because their contract extensions were being finalized with the team. Šilovs is re-signed for one year. Together, the deals keep both players under contract for the upcoming season, with Chinakhov on a longer term and Šilovs on a shorter commitment. The reports do not indicate additional contract details such as salary figures or performance-based incentives.