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NHL Free Agency 2020: Jesper Fast Signs With Carolina Hurricanes

Jesper Fast has signed with the Carolina Hurricanes.

Jesper Fast signs in Carolina, three years, $2M AAV
— Pierre LeBrun (@PierreVLeBrun) October 10, 2020

Fast is the latest veteran Blueshirt to depart the team, and it’s for quite a bargain too with the salary being just higher than the $1.85 million he cost against the cap last season.

His Ranger debut came on October 3, 2013 in a contest against the Phoenix Coyotes, and he became a roster regular the season after that. Fast scored the first goal of his career on November 29, 2014, in the second game of a back-to-back contest vs. the Philadelphia Flyers.

The soon-to-be 29-year-old winger is coming off a season in which he tallied 29 points in 69 games while averaging 16:36 a game. He also posted a 58.5 GF%, a 48.06 CF%, and an xGF% of 50.99. He’s been one of the Rangers’ better defensive forwards and penalty killers, and certainly has been a bargain over the past few seasons.

His career as a Blueshirt spanned seven season in which he appeared in 422 regular season contests, and 40 playoff games. Fast was beloved by his teammates, and won the Player’s Player Award for the last five seasons, tying him with Jean Ratelle for most overall wins.

Best of luck to Jesper with his new team, and thanks for his dedication and killer work ethic the last seven seasons.

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