Jason Robertson Signs 1-Year Deal with Dallas Stars

Jason Robertson has scored 213 goals and 490 points in his career.

Jason Robertson and the Dallas Stars agreed on a $12 million contract for next season, avoiding a salary arbitration hearing.

The Dallas Stars announced the deal on Tuesday, one day before Robertson's birthday.

The Stars' general manager, Jim Nill, said Robertson is a key player for the team. He has been one of the top scorers in the league since his debut.

Connor Bedard signed a 5-year, $75 million contract with Chicago.

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Jason Robertson has 490 points in his 456 regular-season games with the Stars and could become a free agent next summer.

Robertson's $12 million salary matches Mikko Rantanen's, the highest on the Stars. Rantanen signed an 8-year extension worth $96 million.

The Stars had a deal to trade Robertson to Seattle, but he didn't agree to a long-term contract with them. The reported deal was $120 million over 8 years.

Robertson had 96 points last season, with 45 goals and 51 assists. It was his third 40-goal season, and he finished a 4-year, $31 million deal.

The Stars drafted Robertson in 2017, and he has played 328 games for them in the last 4 seasons, scoring 365 points.

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