Jordan Staal Contract

Last Modified Oct 21, 2024 07:42 GMT
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Jordan Staal is a professional ice hockey player from Canada. He currently serves as the captain of the Carolina Hurricanes in the National Hockey League (NHL). Staal was born on September 10, 1988, in Thunder Bay, Ontario, and has had a successful NHL career till now. Before joining the Carolina Hurricanes, he served the Pittsburgh Penguins six seasons. Throughout his career, Staal has garnered much attention for his style of play which has brought him various accolades like the Steve Chiasson Award, Players' Player Award and all NHL All-Rookie team honors. He also contributed to the Penguins’ Stanley Cup triumph in 2009.

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Jordan Staal’s Contract Breakdown

YearAgeCap HitAnnual Cap %League CapBase SalaryAnnual Cash
Cumulative Cash
2023-2435$2,900,0003.47%$3,450,000$3,450,000$3,450,000$3,450,000
2024-2536$2,900,0003.30%$3,410,000$3,410,000$3,410,000$6,860,000
2025-2637$2,900,0003.30%$2,650,000$2,650,000$2,650,000$9,510,000
2026-2738$2,900,0003.30%$2,090,000$2,090,000$2,090,000$11,600,000
Total $11,600,000

How much is Jordan Staal getting paid?

Jordan Staal is currently earning an average annual salary of $2,900,000 under his 4-year contract with the Carolina Hurricanes. For the 2024-25 season, he will earn a base salary of $3,410,000, while carrying a cap hit of $2,900,000 as per Sportrac.

Jordan Staal’s Career Earnings

Over his illustrious 18-season career in the NHL, Jordan Staal has amassed estimated total earnings reaching approximately $80,134,146. These earnings include salary payments, signing bonuses, and various incentives accumulated throughout his tenure with multiple teams as per Sportrac.

What are the terms of Jordan Staal’s Contract?

Jordan Staal's contract with the Carolina Hurricanes is a 4-year deal worth $11,600,000, including a signing bonus of $1,315,000. Moreover, it is fully guaranteed, with an average annual salary of $2,900,000. The only clause in his contract includes a Full No Movement Clause which turns into a Full No Trade Clause on August 15, 2026.

For the 2023-24 season, Staal will be earning a base salary of $3,450,000 while having a cap hit of $2,900,000 as per Sportrac.

How much of Jordan Staal’s Contract is guaranteed?

The entirety of Jordan Staal's contract with the Carolina Hurricanes is guaranteed. This provides him with financial security regardless of any injuries or disputes as per Sportrac.

Jordan Staal's Contract History

Jordan Staal's current contract with the Carolina Hurricanes is a 4-year deal worth $11,600,000, with a signing bonus of $1,315,000. The contract guarantees Staal the full amount and carries an average annual salary of $2,900,000. For the 2023-24 season, Staal will earn a base salary of $3,450,000, with a cap hit of $2,900,000.

Previously, Staal had signed a 10-year contract with the Hurricanes in 2013, valued at $60,000,000, with an average salary of $6,000,000. Before that, he had a 4-year contract spanning from 2009 to 2012, worth $16,000,000, with an average salary of $4,000,000. Staal's entry into the NHL in 2006 saw him sign a 3-year entry-level contract worth $6,600,000, with a signing bonus of $255,000 and an average salary of $2,200,000 as per Sportrac.

YearTeamContract LengthContract ValueAverage SalarySigning BonusGuaranteed
Free Agent Status
2023-2026 (Current)Carolina Hurricanes4 years$11,600,000$2,900,000$1,315,000$11,600,000UFA 2027
2013-2022Carolina Hurricanes10 years$60,000,000$6,000,000N/A$60,000,000UFA 2023
2009-2012Pittsburgh Penguins4 years$16,000,000$4,000,000N/A$16,000,000UFA 2013
2006-2008 (Rookie)Pittsburgh Penguins3 years$6,600,000$2,200,000$255,000$6,600,000RFA 2009

FAQ's On Jordan Staal Contract

A. Jordan Staal earns an average annual salary of $2,900,000 under his 4-year contract with the Carolina Hurricanes. 

A. Jordan Staal makes approximately $5.517 per minute based on his annual salary of $2,900,000.

 A. Jordan Staal's contract with the Carolina Hurricanes is a 4-year deal worth $11,600,000, including a $1,315,000 signing bonus. It is fully guaranteed, with an average annual salary of $2,900,000.

A. Jordan Staal has been with the Carolina Hurricanes since 2012 to present. 

A. Jordan Staal's current contract with the Carolina Hurricanes is a 4-year deal worth $11,600,000, with a signing bonus of $1,315,000. Previously, he had signed a 10-year contract in 2013, a 4-year contract in 2009 and an entry-level contract in 2006.

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