Detroit Red Wings Secure Ben Chiarot with 3-Year, $11.55 Million Contract Extension
The Detroit Red Wings have officially announced a contract extension for veteran defenseman Ben Chiarot. The new deal spans three years and is valued at $11.55 million.
Contract Details
Starting next season and lasting through 2028-29, Chiarot’s contract will account for $3.85 million against the team’s salary cap.
Chiarot’s Performance
Ben Chiarot, who is set to turn 35 in May, is now midway through his fourth season with the Red Wings. He has previously played for the Winnipeg Jets, Montreal Canadiens, and Florida Panthers.
- Games Played: 54
- Average Ice Time: 21 minutes per game
- Blocked Shots: 113 (9th in NHL)
Team Standing
The Red Wings are currently positioned second in the Atlantic Division. They are on track to reach the playoffs for the first time since 2016, following a challenging rebuilding phase.
This extension signals Detroit’s commitment to Chiarot as a key player in their plans moving forward. As they aim for postseason success, Chiarot’s experience will be invaluable.
