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The Pittsburgh Penguins are signing unrestricted free agent defenseman Jack Johnson to a five-year contract that will be in the $16M, according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette’s Jason Mackey.
Johnson’s new deal can’t be made official until July 1st, the day that free agency officially starts.
The move completes a goal for Penguins general manager Jin Rutherford who said that the club made adding a defenseman this offseason a priority.
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