EDMONTON, AB - Somewhere between his training and skating schedule, Jujhar Khaira found some time to ink a new two-year pact with the Edmonton Oilers.
It wasn't a hard decision to make, given it's the organization he was drafted by in 2012 and the organization he's played every single one of his 154 career National Hockey League games with, spending little time as a restricted free agent on Monday's first day of NHL Free Agency.
The Oilers forward has accumulated 15 goals and 42 points over his career in NHL and is set on showing the new members of Oilers management, including Oilers President of Hockey Operations and General Manager Ken Holland and Head Coach Dave Tippett, what he's capable of in the next two years.
FEATURE: Khaira focused on next two years with Orange & Blue
"It's where I want to be and the team I want to play for. It gives me a chance to prove myself for two more years and build off that," said Oilers forward Jujhar Khaira of his new two-year contract
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