Dylan Strome

The Washington Capitals might be without Nicklas Backstrom for the entire 2022-23 season. That is a bad thought but very realistic with the nature of his hip rehabilitation. So the Caps needed a top six center. After shopping around they decided to go with Dylan Strome. Strome was signed to...

Given everything that’s going on in his orbit these days, it’s somewhat surprising Dylan Strome had time for another phone call. “It was a couple of days ago when I thought, ‘I’m only 25 and I’ve got a lot going on in my life.’ This summer, the wedding, going to a new team … definitely a lot going on and a different offseason than I’ve ever had. But in saying that, it’s all good things, and I really couldn’t be happier,” he recently told NHLPA.com.

Q&A: Strome on time with Hawks, new chapter in Washington originally appeared on NBC Sports Chicago. Dylan Strome probably expected to be in Chicago for a long time, but the organization went in a different direction this offseason as it embarks on a longer-term rebuild and he eventually signed a one-year, $3.5 million deal with the Washington Capitals after not being tendered a qualifying offer by the Blackhawks.

Dylan Strome wasn’t expecting free agency to happen as soon as it did. The 25-year-old center found out less than a week before NHL free agency opened on July 8 that the Chicago Blackhawks would not be tendering him a qualifying offer, and he had to quickly turn his attention to unrestricted free agency.

Dylan Strome is just 25 years old so naturally he was new to the free agency game this summer. On the second day of free agency, he was out golfing until he got a phone call from his agent with the news that he was offered a one year, $3.5 million deal with the Washington Capitals.

Dylan Strome was at home and by the phone Wednesday, the opening day of NHL free agency. Like other unrestricted free agents, he was awaiting word from his agent to learn where he would play next season. But that call never came. So, the next day, the 25-year-old center went...

Dylan Strome's NHL career has not exactly gone to plan, but he's coming off a 48 point, bounce-back season with the Blackhawks. Now he's a Washington Capital and has a great opportunity to get a fresh start and get his career on track as a top-6 player.

The Capitals aren’t done tinkering with their forward lines just yet. They’ve signed center Dylan Strome to a one-year, $3.5 million contract, as first reported by Sportsnet’s Elliotte Friedman, and later announced by the team. Strome, 25, scored 22 goals with 26 assists last season for the...

The Capitals announced the signings of forwards Henrik Borgstrom and Dylan Strome on Thursday night. Both come to Washington by way of Chicago, with Borgstrom signing a one-year, two-way contract ($750,000/$400,000) and Strome signing a one-year, $3.5 million contract, Caps GM Brian MacLellan announced. Borgstrom, 24, recorded seven points (4...

Forward wasn't qualified by Blackhawks, scored career-high 22 goals last season. Dylan Strome signed a one-year, $3.5 million contract with the Washington Capitals on Thursday. The 25-year-old forward, who became an unrestricted free agent after he wasn't given a qualifying offer by the Chicago Blackhawks, had 48 points, including an...

The Washington Capitals have signed forward Dylan Strome to a one-year, $3.5 million contract. The Washington Capitals have signed forward Dylan Strome to a one-year, $3.5 million contract, senior vice president and general manager Brian MacLellan announced today. Strome, 25, recorded 48 points (22g, 26a) in 69 games with the...

Former Blackhawks center Dylan Strome has found a new home after signing a one-year deal with the Washington Capitals, a source confirms to NBC Sports Chicago. His cap hit is $3.5 million. Strome, 25, was a healthy scratch in seven of the first 11 games last season then turned things...