In the world of professional hockey, the off-season is a time of strategic moves and strategic signing. As the NHL season draws to a close, teams are busy bolstering their depth and improving their AHL affiliates. This year, several recognizable names have signed new contracts, and we will continue to update the list as more signings are announced throughout the day. Here's a look at some of the minor signings that have taken place so far.
One of the most intriguing signings is Elliot Desnoyers, a 24-year-old winger who was once a promising prospect for the Philadelphia Flyers. After a strong rookie season in the AHL, Desnoyers has struggled to recapture that form in the three seasons following 2022-23. After departing the Flyers organization, Desnoyers signed with the Minnesota Wild, but the move cost him his full-time spot in the AHL. He spent most of last season in the ECHL, scoring 31 points in 45 games. Now, he'll look to re-establish himself in the AHL with the Syracuse Crunch, the AHL affiliates of the Tampa Bay Lightning.
Another interesting signing is Zachary Uens, a 6'2
