Boqvist Get's Contract/2021-22 Season Wrap Up-7/6/22

So, I'm going to take two shots on one goal here, discussing both Boqvist's new contract and highlight his previous season.  So, let's start with his previous 2021-22 NHL Season with the Columbus Blue Jackets, shall we?   Adam Boqvist did have some injuries this last season, however he still played in 52 of the 82 total, regular season games.  In that time he had 11 goals and 11 assists for a 22 point total.  Not bad considering.  He's also a 21-year-old Defenseman.  At 6'1 and 189 pounds, it's a bit obvious, between his points and size, why the Blue Jackets made the easy choice to keep him.  How long?  His contract will continue to the next 3 years, keeping him with the Blue Jackets likely through the 2024-25 NHL Season.  For this he'll be paid a fair amount, 7.8 Million total, roughly 2.6 Million a year.  Wouldn't that be the dream?  Make that much money doing something you absolutely love?  Yes.  

Congratulations to Boqvist on a great 2021-22 NHL Season.  If he can stay healthy this next season and the two after, I have faith he can push those numbers way up.  It will be fun to watch him do so for Columbus, no doubt.  I see a fair about of #27 jerseys at Nationwide Arena, another number I feel could go up, very soon.  

Go CBJ!  

Source:

Jeff Svoboda Tweet on July 6, 2022  

"#CBJ D Adam Boqvist's three-year, $7.8 million contract extension ($2.6 million AAV) will run through the 2024-25 season.

Jarmo: "Adam is a talented, mobile defenseman with the ability and creativity to provide offense from the blue line."  

Fun day, right #CBJ fans? 

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