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Samberg and Jets Remain $3.5 Million Apart Ahead of Arbitration Hearing

The defenseman’s $6 million demand sits opposite Winnipeg’s $2.5 million offer, creating a $3.5 million gap ahead of the July 30 arbitration hearing.

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Overview

  • Both sides filed salary submissions on July 28, marking a $3.5 million difference between Samberg’s $6 million request and the Jets’ $2.5 million proposal.
  • NHL arbitration can only award Samberg a one-year contract, after which he becomes an unrestricted free agent.
  • The arbitration hearing is set for July 30, but both sides can negotiate a settlement until the process begins.
  • Samberg achieved career highs of six goals, 14 assists and 20 points in 63 games last season, logging over 21 minutes per game despite missing 22 contests with a broken foot.
  • Of 11 players who filed this offseason, only Samberg and Toronto’s Nicholas Robertson remain unsigned, underscoring the Jets’ looming roster decision.