Logan Cooley Commits Long-Term to Utah with 8-Year Extension
The Utah Mammoth invested considerable time and money in Logan Cooley with an eight-year, $80 million extension.
nhltradetalk.comHere’s the latest I can summarize based on recent reporting:
- Logan Cooley reportedly declined an eight-year contract worth about $77 million (around $9.6 million per season) before the 2025-26 season, signaling he and his camp were aiming for a different arrangement or leverage for a higher value .
- Shortly thereafter, reports indicated Cooley and Utah Mammoth reached an eight-year extension valued at about $80 million with an average annual value around $10 million, effective starting next season, making him one of the league’s top-paid young centers .
- Some coverage suggested the contract talks were part of broader NHL CBAs and timing considerations, including how long-term deals interact with upcoming league terms; specific implications for Cooley focused on securing core status for Utah’s franchise over the next decade .
If you’d like, I can pull more recent local or national coverage from today and compile a quick timeline with key dates, numbers, and quotes.