Oilers sign forward Devin Shore to two-year contract extension
The Edmonton Oilers have signed forward Devin Shore to a two-year contract extension with an annual average value of US$850,000.
The club made the announcement on Wednesday.
The Ajax, Ont., native originally joined the club on a professional try-out (PTO) just prior to training camp in January before going on to sign a one-year, two-way deal worth $700,000 for the 2020-21 season.
Shore appeared in 38 regular-season games and produced five goals and nine points. He also dressed for a pair of playoff games against Winnipeg and recorded one assist.
The 26-year-old Shore was selected 61st overall in the 2012 draft by the Dallas Stars.
He has also played for Anaheim (2018-2020) and Columbus (2020), and has 44 goals and 115 points in 326 career games.
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