Kale Clague

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The LA Kings have signed defenseman Kale Clague to a one-year, two-way contract extension with an average annual value (AAV) of $761,250 at the NHL level. Clague, 23, made his NHL debut with the Kings during the 2019-20 season and has appeared in 22 games in his young NHL career. Clague tallied six points (0-6-6) from 18 games played this past season, including his first career NHL point, an assist on January 24 against St. Louis.

The Kings retained defenseman Kale Clague, signing the restricted free agent to a one-year, two-way contract extension worth up to $761,250, the team announced Friday. Clague, 23, has dressed in 22 games for the Kings, with 18 of those and all six of his NHL points coming last season. He has also amassed 66 points in 124 games in the American Hockey League. In his final junior season in the Western Hockey League, he had a staggering 47 points in 28 games before being traded, and then turned in a point-per-game playoff performance.

The Los Angeles Kings have announced that they’ve re-signed defensemen Kale Clague and Austin Strand. Clague is 23 years old and split this past season between the NHL and AHL. With the Kings, Clague managed six assists in 18 games, and with the Ontario Reign, the defenseman had one goal and 12 points in 23 games. His contract is for one year and will carry a $761,250 cap hit.