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The Boston Bruins have signed forward Jimmy Hayes to a three-year contract with an annual cap hit of $2.3 million.
What an amazing day!!! So excited to be a Boston Bruin for 3 years. Such an amazing city with amazing fans. #beantown
— Jimmy Hayes (@Jimmy10Hayes) July 6, 2015
General Fanager has a year-by-year breakdown of the contract.
Hayes, 25, came to the Bruins on July 1 from the Florida Panthers in exchange for Reilly Smith and the contract of Marc Savard.
The former second-round pick had a breakout season last year, setting career highs for games played (72), goals (19), assists (16), and points (35).
He's the older brother of Kevin Hayes, who also had a standout season last year with the New York Rangers.
Boston also announced the signings of Brett Connolly and Brandon DeFazio.