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Peyton Krebs signs four-year contract with Sabres, avoids arbitration

Forward Peyton Krebs has signed a four-year contract extension with the Buffalo Sabres, bypassing a scheduled arbitration hearing.

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The brief

The Buffalo Sabres have re-signed forward Peyton Krebs to a four-year contract. According to ESPN, the deal is valued at $18 million.

This agreement allows Krebs to avoid the arbitration process. Coverage from The New York Times, NHL.com, and Audacy emphasizes the extension of the forward's tenure with the team.

Sabre Noise noted that Krebs had previously received an NHL arbitration hearing date prior to the signing. Future coverage is expected to follow the implementation of the four-year deal as Krebs continues his role with the Sabres.

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Quick answers

What are the terms of Peyton Krebs' new contract?

The contract is a four-year deal valued at $18 million, according to ESPN.

Why was arbitration mentioned in the coverage?

Coverage from Audacy and Sabre Noise indicates that Krebs had a hearing date set but avoided arbitration by signing the extension.

Which team did Peyton Krebs sign with?

He signed a contract extension with the Buffalo Sabres.

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